🐱 Premium Cat Restraint Bag for After Surgery, Grooming, and Carrying – Made in Europe with High-Quality Fabrics Review

This tote bag is just the ticket. We have a large tabby cat that requires daily oral medication via a syringe. Although the process doesn't hurt him, he fights and fights all the time. We used to wrap him in towels like a burrito he used to run away from. Then I bought another cheaper bag that was too small. Needless to say, although he is usually a gentle house cat, we ended up with bloody scratches after every attempt to treat him. Finally we found this bag and it is perfect. He's struggling,

So the original post describes size or something and I have an adult Bombay cat. I'm waiting for this limiter to come along so I can give my adult cocky friend from Bombay life saving meds and I pull him out. Looks like good material and workmanship, only it's small - mostly for a kitten. What a disappointment. Apparently it defaults to size(s) and you don't even have a choice --- that should be suggested in all variations on this landing page ---- or at least it's clear that it's a size down…

We recently adopted a 15 pound ex-feral 8 year old cat. To avoid scratching our furniture and carpets, we decided to add safety claws (plastic tips) to his front nails. Having had cats before, we knew what an ordeal this could be - cats can be strong willed and strong winders. We bought this cat bag and were amazed at how easy it was to install the safety nails. The bag is high quality, durable, easy to put a cat in it. It has a velcro closure at the neck and zip openings on each leg, back and…

We have a cat who is scared to death to leave the house - she hates plastic boxes - we get torn when we try to drag her into one. We had to take Mr. Pepper to the vet for his annual check up and after many attempts in the past I found this bag. What a rescue. We put him on top of the opened bag, quickly fastened the velcro straps around his shoulders and neck and just buckled him up - totally discreet - comfortable - didn't hurt at all - carried to the car - buckled up - took him to the vet…

As with all cat items I had no idea if my kitty would tolerate this item. I had to try something as the last visit to the vet with my 20 lb cat resulted in them not getting blood from him but he did get blood from me. It's amazing how strong cats can be! As he gets older, it's more important that a blood test can be done and monitored. Last year we tried to wrap him in a blanket but he struggled so much it was impossible to treat him. And the stress of it made me very excited! Not to mention…