Ageing does not stop a dog wanting to come out; it stops them managing the last mile home. A stroller with a carrier that lifts out covers both halves of that. They walk while they can, ride when they cannot, and the same carrier goes into the vet's waiting room without them being tipped between two boxes on a day they already dislike.

Three parts, one job. The carrier detaches and works alone as a standard pet carrier, the wheeled frame folds flat enough for a car boot, and clipped together they roll as one. That leaves you one item to store and one item to carry into an appointment. Six colourways are listed, black, grey, coffee, pink, green and light green, so it can look like a piece of luggage rather than veterinary equipment.

• Carrier lifts out and works on its own
• Frame folds down for the boot or a cupboard
• Wheeled ride for small pets
• Six colourways: black, grey, coffee, pink, green and light green
• Suits vet trips, travel days and longer outings
• Useful for senior and recovering animals

On sizing. Body length decides this, not weight. Measure your pet lying stretched out, nose to base of tail, and allow a little over, because a short heavy cat fits where a long light one will not. One more thing: a stroller carrier is not a crash-tested car restraint.

Who it's for: Small dogs, cats and small pets who tire quickly or are recovering, and owners making regular trips to the vet.