Handling Cart

[jennyjoan]

If some day I need a handling cart/holder for a small dog to travel - anybody advise. Thanks

Am looking for a lightweight and easy to carry

[mallyh]

a lady up the road from me used a cheap pushchair for her sick dog x

[jennyjoan]

yes I've seen that Mally but am looking for say on trains, buses and automobiles,

[jennyjoan]

I may have confused you a little - it is actually a carrier for dog.

[mallyh]

put dog carriers in amazon x

[mallyh]

there are loads there x^^^^^

[bainbrig]

Depends how small and how sick.

There are papoose-things which would do as long as he/she isn't too lively, and would be more intimate than some plastic box with bars.

BB

[woofgang]

I think the problem with "if someday" is that things develop and change quickly. What would suit you and your dog today might not suit you next year (or sooner) and there will be new things on the market that might be better/cheaper than what is around now.

[bainbrig]

That’s true. Best not buy anything. Ever.

[HansUrbancka]

G'afternoon Jenny.........Even small dogs can be somewhat heavy to carry. So perhaps a purpose made shopping trolley type item might be worth considering.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

Hans.

[woofgang]

bainbrig, that's silly. You know full well that I meant that it makes sense to wait to buy what you need when you know what the problem is.

[kvalidir]

When my Mum old cat was sick she used a baby carrier, left your arms free, but I don't know how small your dog is, it'd work for a Yorkie etc but not for a spaniel :) x

[bainbrig]

Of course I do woof, but I am reminded of the 'poor cat in the adage, letting I dare not wait upon I would' (if memory serves)...

[jennyjoan]

thanks for your answers - like Hans link - would do me lovely.