K9 Wagons FAQs | Delivery, Rentals, Support & Buying a Dog Stroller in the UK
Chosing the right wagon
Yes. If you're not completely sure, we'd much rather help before you order.
You can use Find My Wagon to create a shortlist, use Compare Wagons to look at the practical differences, or contact us directly with your dog's breed, weight, measurements, mobility needs and the type of walks you do.
Our online tools are there to help narrow things down, but they are a guide rather than a guarantee of fit.
The right wagon depends on much more than your dog's weight. We recommend thinking about:
- your dog's length, width and height
- whether they can step in and out themselves or need low/easy access
- the type of terrain you usually walk on
- whether you need to lift the wagon into a car
- whether you want to use it as a bike trailer
- whether you're carrying one dog or more than one
- how much space your dog needs to sit and lie comfortably
If you're unsure where to start, our Find My Wagon tool can help narrow down the options, and our Compare Wagons page lets you compare dimensions, weights, prices and features side by side.
No. Weight is only one part of choosing a wagon.
Two dogs can weigh exactly the same but be completely different shapes. A tall, long or broad dog may need a much larger cabin than a more compact dog of the same weight.
Always check the internal cabin dimensions as well as the maximum recommended weight.
We recommend measuring your dog in centimetres:
Length: from the front of the chest to the base of the tail.
Width: across the widest part of the body, usually the shoulders or chest.
Height: from the floor to the top of the head while sitting naturally.
These measurements can then be compared with the internal cabin dimensions of the wagon.
Your dog should have enough room to sit naturally, turn around and lie down comfortably.
If your dog's measurements are very close to the internal cabin dimensions, we would usually recommend considering the next size up rather than choosing a very tight fit
This depends on how rough your usual walks are.
For pavements, parks and relatively smooth tracks, you may not need a heavy-duty off-road wagon. For woodland, fields, rough tracks or uneven ground, larger wheels and better suspension or pneumatic tyres can make a significant difference.
If you regularly walk on rough terrain, choose the wagon for your usual walks, not the occasional easy one.
Delivery and Collection
We hold a large amount of stock here in Devon, allowing us to dispatch quickly and reliably.
In-stock items ordered before 2pm (Monday–Friday) are dispatched the same working day.
Orders placed after 2pm are dispatched the next working day.
All new wagons are sent on a Parcelforce Express 24 service These are typically next working day but can be up to 48 hours. Please note that deliveries to more remote areas may take slightly longer.
Delivery times may vary, so please check each product page for a more accurate estimate, or contact us if you need further details.
Delivery Details
- Free delivery is available on new wagons over £180.
- Weekend delivery is available at an additional cost and can be selected at checkout.
Scottish Highlands & Islands
Delivery to some areas of the Scottish Highlands and islands is possible, but additional charges can apply.
We reserve the right to cancel orders in the event of a pricing error.
Yes — all wagon orders are sent via Parcelforce Express 24
Once your order has been dispatched, you’ll receive tracking details directly from Parcelforce by email and/or text.
Using the tracking link, you can:
- rack your parcel in real time
- Change your delivery date
- Request delivery to a neighbour
- Select a safe place
Parcelforce will also provide a delivery time window on the day of delivery.
If you have any difficulties with tracking, please contact us and we’ll be happy to help.
Yes — collection is available by appointment only.
- If your item is in stock, collection can often be arranged the same day.
- If we are waiting for an incoming stock delivery, collection is usually possible within 3–5 working days.
You will receive an email when your order is ready for collection.
Please contact us to arrange a suitable appointment time before travelling.
Our wagons are shipped in protective outer cartons designed to keep the contents safe during transit. It’s normal for external boxes to show minor scuffs or scrapes from handling.
Please inspect the contents of your delivery as soon as it arrives.
If the item itself is damaged, please contact us within 24 hours of delivery and include clear photographs of:
- The outer packaging
- The inner packaging
- The damaged item
We’ll review this promptly and work with you to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
Returns and Warranty
If you’re not fully satisfied with your purchase, you may return unused items within 30 days of receipt for a refund or exchange.
This includes situations where:
- You’ve chosen the wrong size or model
- The item isn’t suitable for your needs
- You decide it isn’t right after delivery
Please contact us within 30 days to arrange your return before sending the item back.
To be eligible for a refund:
- The item must be unused and unmarked
- Free from any signs of use (including pet hair, marks, scents, or outdoor use)
- Returned in its original packaging
- Packed as received and in fully resalable, “as new” condition
You may remove the item from its packaging indoors to check suitability, but it must not be used outside.
Refunds for change-of-mind or suitability returns will be issued minus the original delivery and return carriage costs (typically around £30).
Choosing the right wagon can be tricky — if you’re unsure, please contact us before ordering. We’re always happy to help you get it right first time.
If your item arrives damaged or develops a fault, please contact us within 24 hours of delivery (for transit damage), or as soon as the issue becomes apparent.
Please include clear photographs of the packaging and item so we can assess the issue quickly and arrange an appropriate resolution.
Please contact us with your order number and reason for return.
We will provide a Parcelforce return link.
You’ll need to:
- Fully re-pack the item in its original packaging
- Go to Which order would you like to return? - Royal Mail Group Ltd.
Items must not be returned without prior contact.
All new InnoPet wagons come with a manufacturer’s factory warranty, giving you peace of mind that your product meets expected quality standards. (Please note that nearly new wagons we sell DO NOT come with the warranty).
If something isn’t right due to a manufacturing defect, the issue will be assessed and repaired or replaced where appropriate in line with the warranty terms.
What Is Covered?
The following manufacturing defects are covered:
24 Months:
- Solid frame
- Axles
- Wheels
- Safety harness
12 Months:
- Fabric, covers and zips
The warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship. It does not cover general wear and tear, misuse, accidental damage, or damage caused by improper use.
Important Information
- The warranty is non-transferable and applies only to the original purchaser.
- Proof of purchase will be required.
- Warranty claims must be assessed before any repair or replacement is agreed.
If your issue falls outside of the warranty period or coverage, we stock a wide range of genuine spare parts and are always happy to help you find the right solution.
For full warranty terms and conditions, please visit the official InnoPet website:
https://innopet.nl/en/service/warranty/
If you need support with a warranty issue, please contact us first — we’ll guide you through the process.
Caring for your wagon
Proper maintenance of your InnoPet wagon will help extend its lifespan and keep it performing at its best. Whether you use your wagon daily or occasionally, a little regular care goes a long way.
Below is our expert guide to keeping your InnoPet stroller in excellent condition.
1. Clean and Lubricate the Wheels & Axles
After outdoor use — especially on sand, gravel, woodland paths or muddy ground — check the wheels and axles for dirt build-up.
- Remove any sand, mud or debris
- Clean thoroughly and allow to dry completely
- Apply a thin layer of vaseline to the axle as lubrication
⚠️ Avoid using WD-40 or similar sprays, as these can attract more dirt and worsen the issue over time.
Regular wheel maintenance keeps your dog stroller rolling smoothly and prevents unnecessary wear.
2. Store Your Dog Wagon in a Dry Place
To prevent rust and protect metal components, store your InnoPet stroller in a dry, sheltered location such as a garage, utility room or hallway.
Avoid leaving it outdoors or in damp conditions for extended periods.
3. If Not Using for Long Periods
If your wagon won’t be used for a while:
- Consider removing the wheels to reduce stress on axles and tyres
- Store in a dry, frost-free space
This helps maintain tyre shape and overall frame integrity.
4. Avoid Leaving It Folded for Long Periods
Keeping your dog buggy folded for extended periods can cause fabric creasing and potential light discolouration.
If storing long-term:
- Unfold it occasionally
- Avoid prolonged pressure on fabric panels
This keeps the stroller looking as good as new.
5. Zipper Care
When storing your wagon:
- Ensure there is no tension on the zips
- Leave zippers slightly open to prevent strain
Gentle handling will help maintain smooth operation over time.
6. Cleaning the Fabric Cover
If your InnoPet fabric cover becomes dirty:
- Use lukewarm water
- Gently hand wash (no harsh detergents)
- Avoid aggressive soaps or chemicals
- Do not dry in direct sunlight or near strong heat sources
Air drying in a shaded area is best.
7. Rain Cover Maintenance
After using the rain cover:
- Allow it to dry fully before storing
- Store in a frost-free environment
This prevents cracking or material degradation.
Keeping Your InnoPet Stroller in Top Condition
With regular care and proper storage, your InnoPet dog wagon will continue to provide a safe, smooth and comfortable ride for years to come.
If you ever need replacement wheels, spare parts or advice on maintaining your stroller, please get in touch — we’re always happy to help.
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