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cheetah dog stroller Innopet Allure Dog & Cat Pram | Onyx or Cheetah

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cheetah dog stroller Innopet Allure Dog & Cat Pram | Onyx or CheetahTurn heads on the high street: style and substance in one pram. The Innopet Allure brings standout style, in sleek Onyx or eye catching Cheetah print, to a thoroughly practical three wheel stroller for dogs and cats up to 20kg. At just 7. 1kg it's light to push and easy to fold flat, perfect for city streets, parks and cafe stops. Underneath the looks sit real safety credentials: a hidden front steel bar reinforces the cabin into a secure enclosure

Turn heads on the high street: style and substance in one pram.

The Innopet Allure brings standout style, in sleek Onyx or eye-catching Cheetah print, to a thoroughly practical three-wheel stroller for dogs and cats up to 20kg. At just 7.1kg it's light to push and easy to fold flat, perfect for city streets, parks and cafe stops.

Underneath the looks sit real safety credentials: a hidden front steel bar reinforces the cabin into a secure enclosure for nervous pets and crowded places, two internal leads prevent escapes, and the front shock-absorbing swivel wheel pairs with a one-foot rear brake for confident control.

Key Features

  • 🐾Carries pets up to 20kg - small to medium dogs, cats and puppies
  • 🐾Two stylish colourways - Onyx or Cheetah print
  • 🐾Light 7.1kg frame - folds flat to 31cm high for easy transport and storage
  • 🐾Hidden front steel bar - a reinforced, escape-proof enclosure for nervous pets
  • 🐾Puncture-proof EFA tyres - 7 inch shock-absorbing swivel front, 8 inch rear with one-foot brake
  • 🐾Front and rear entry - easy loading, with a collapsible mesh canopy for airflow and views
  • 🐾Accessory tray with two cup holders - plus an under-cabin storage basket
  • 🐾Reversible machine-washable pad - and a 2-year warranty as standard

Dimensions & Specifications

Specification Detail
Maximum pet weight 20 kg
Net weight 7.1 kg
Interior cabin L64 x W33 x H54 cm
Unfolded L94 x W51 x H102 cm
Folded L89 x W52 x H31 cm
Handlebar height 102 cm
Wheels Puncture-proof EFA: 7 inch front (swivel, shock absorber), 8 inch rear with brake
Rain cover included No (available separately)

Will my pet fit?

The Allure suits smaller dogs, cats and puppies up to 20kg, including French Bulldogs, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Pugs, Whippets, Dachshunds, Miniature Schnauzers, Boston Terriers, Bichon Frise and Jack Russells. Check your pet's body length against the L64 x W33 x H54 cm cabin and ask us if you're unsure.

Assembly & care: Easy assembly without tools. The reversible interior pad is machine washable; spot clean the fabric with cold water and avoid drying in direct sunlight. The EFA tyres never puncture and never need pumping.

All Innopet strollers come with a 2-year warranty covering the frame, axles, wheels and safety harness (fabric, covers and zips: 12 months). Read the full warranty terms here.

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Pairs well with

Innopet Rain Cover (fits the Allure) - keep adventures going in any weather
Innopet Travel Bag - protect your stroller in transit and storage
Ultimate Stroller Guide 2026 - compare every model we stock

Frequently Asked Questions

Allure or Avenue: which suits my pet?

The Avenue is smaller and lighter for pets up to 11kg; the Allure takes pets up to 20kg with a longer cabin, front and rear entry and the accessory tray. Both share the hidden steel bar security.

Is it secure enough for cats?

Yes: the reinforced enclosure and two internal leads make it escape-resistant, and the mesh canopy closes fully.

Will it fit in my car boot?

Folded flat it measures L89 x W52 x H31 cm and weighs just 7.1kg, so it suits most hatchbacks.

Do the tyres need pumping?

No, the EFA tyres are solid: puncture-proof and maintenance-free.

Is a rain cover included?

No, the Innopet transparent rain cover (which fits the Allure) is sold separately. Add it alongside the travel bag for a bundle discount.

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