Review on Kurgo Soft-Sided Wander Dog Carrier with Waterproof Bottom and Breathable Mesh Ventilation - TSA Airline Approved and Ideal for Exploring and Metro Travel by Ryan Price

Review). Two out of three cats feel so comfortable in it that they prefer to sleep in our house during the day, even when they are not being transported. The third cat has some stress - it's good that the inner pillows can be washed to get rid of the cat's urine (although the fiberboard lining under the pillow also needs attention to get rid of urine residue - consider arm and hammer baking). Sparkling water). There are 3 openings, on the sides and top, with double zippers. When transporting, make sure that all openings are closed so that the cat does not escape unexpectedly. They are so good for carrying a car because they can buckle the seat belts in the back seat to secure the carrier/pet. Kurgo also sells a body restraint that attaches to your cat (or small dog) INSIDE the base carrier. Good luck with that for cats! Our cats don't like that kind of restraint, so save your money. word to the wise. Don't just use this carrier to take your cat (or small dog) to the vet. It can bring back bad memories. We bring cats in Kurgo carriers to the roof of our Chicago apartment (nice breezes, interesting views, happy times) or to our summer home in Southwest Michigan in Kurgo carriers—so those are "happy" places for them. One more comment. Although our cats are more comfortable in carriers, they sometimes test the fabric grids (3 total, front/back and one side) with very sharp claws. To date, there is absolutely no visible damage - no. Incidentally, one side of the transport box without fabric panels is a good barrier between neighboring cat transport boxes - just plan how you will set up the transport box on the back seat if the animals tend to fight on the way. This is a great product at a great price thanks to Revain!