Review on Expandable Airline Approved Pet Carrier Bag For Cats And Small Dogs With Fleece Pad By Siivton by Leandro Gray

There are pros and cons for this carrier. We have a 3 month old kitten so our results are for a very active animal that has no concept of right, wrong, safe, or dangerous and who gets very wild very often. For a calm, older cat, I would expect that most of what we consider cons would be non-issues.Pros:-It's very light-It expands 4 ways so your pet essentially has 5 areas-Lots of zippers-Very airy-Definitely can unzip and fold back down into a slim size for easy storageCons-The soft sides mean it's already starting to sag because our kitten (who is currently 5 pounds and growing) has jumped on top of it multiple times-We've had it less than a week and the kitten has already made a small hole in the netting on one side-Lots of zippers (yes, it's also a pro), and many of them go all the way around and some don't and.give yourself a few minutes to really figure out what the heck is going on with all the zippers-The outer pocket isn't going to hold much and definitely not foodWe haven't traveled anywhere with this, though it does look like it would be great for pet travel as long as the pet is not in the belly of a plane -- I would NOT want to put an animal in something this soft-sided where anything could knock into it.We'd bought this to have a backup carrier but we're ending up using it as the kitten's playpen. There's enough room to have a variety of toys (even a rather large one) and still plenty of room for him. He can go in and out from whichever side zipper we have open or via the top opening, or be closed in and still easily able to see us. As a playpen it's great -- unsure that it's going to survive the cat jumping on it, or the cat clawing and biting it, but while it does, we're happy to use it in this way.The carrier arrived early and in good packaging.