Review on Airline Approved Pet Carrier - Soft-Sided Carriers for Small to Medium Cats and Dogs - Travel Under Seat On-Board Bag with Fleece Bolster Bed - Perfect for Kitten, Cat, Puppy, and Dog Taxi by Deborah Nystrom

Making the 8 hour drive home from college for the first time. It was probably necessary to test on a shorter board. 4 o'clock, the cat is pissing. Must be good, must be piss proof, right? No, I wet the seat. Also, the plastic covering the cardboard that forms the bottom of the carrier is torn, so the urine has been absorbed and there is a constant smell of urine. As we continue our (slightly more abrupt) journey, the cat suddenly decides it wants to get out and starts clawing at the lightning bolts. No problem, it has cute little buckles to keep it closed! nope 30 seconds and the cat ripped them apart and went nuts in the back seat of the car. We stop and finish with the zipper. Sorry cat, I'll be stuck for a while. Definitely almost home. The cat decides it's too hard to wait, so it attacks the mesh wall. Since I'm really happy with it because he only managed to drill a 2 inch hole in it before we got home. Bought a $15 plastic stretcher from Walmart for the return trip. Not that pretty, but it really works.