Review on Catit 41371 Cabrio Carrier Turquoise by Natalie Lee

Once assembled, the device feels quite sturdy; However, operating the doors - both top and front - is difficult to assemble and then close. Since everything is a bit curved, I sometimes have to hold the unit and the door to actually snap it into place. The feed door in front of the bowls does not snap into place very tightly. The fiery cat could probably have fought its way through if the bowls weren't there. If you are transporting small cats or kittens, they will likely fit through the holes in the bowl as well. The whole device is moved to the door. The weight and strength of the door itself is significant, add trays and accessories and the whole unit tilts forward when you lift it. The door itself appears to slide on its hinges. Once fixed it will go nowhere; but when you open it, you can pull out the whole door. For us it was a plus but at the time it was unexpected. After all, the edges are not even. Some of the raw edges can be very rough on your fingers. Especially around the top cover. Overall I'd say it's a decent box, albeit a lot more expensive than the cheaper options. The added "perks" are cool, but they definitely cut corners elsewhere to make them accessible. I'd rather spend the 30 euros more for better quality. Bottom line: If I could get mine back I would.