Review on 🐾 Portable Large Dog Bed - Love's Cabin 36in: Pop Up Kennel for Dogs, Indoor/Outdoor Crate, Portable Car Seat Kennel, Cat Bed Collection - Grey/Green/Red by Katie Peterson

I moved with my cat and had to travel a long time. After some research I came across this game changer. When camping, I was able to set up a tent, portable tray, and collapsible food bowls. I threw him in there and he peed in the tray. He looked alive. Then he ate a little and drank some water, lay down and took a nap. I covered the tent with a blanket because he was nervous and that calmed him down a bit. When it was almost time to get in, I put it back in the trunk, got everything out of the tent, quickly folded it back up and off we went. The cat was a bit spoiled but honestly it was worth it. Dogs can pee, why does my cat have to hold them and be in a carrier all the time? 1) When you get it, be sure to learn how to unfold and fold it so you can master it quickly. airport and you should be able to walk for a dime drop. There are videos online how to do it. You really helped me. B) I recommend bringing a portable tray and pad, and I used a large blanket to lie on. (I should have taken the smaller one). The only downside I can think of right now is that all the windows are open. I know people put dogs in here, but I think it would be nice to have a little blind. Maybe in the next version? All in all I highly recommend this if you are traveling with cats. Don't worry about what people see, more often than not they have questions about where to get a cat for their cat.