Coopeter Dog Carrier, Airline Approved Pet Carrier with Durable Mesh Panels, Telescopic Walking Handle, Easy to Fold, Grey - Ideal for Cats Too! Review

The carrier basically fulfills its purpose. One downside is that the stylus slides out from under the holder rather than the top, so the holder tilts when you try to use the stylus. Instead, I pull on a long strap.

I love this carrier, it's quite stylish. It's so nice to have swivel wheels that can be taken off as easily as they are put on. My cat weighs about 20 pounds which makes getting him to the vet easy. He loves it too, he's sleeping in the stroller now while I type this. Holds up to 33 pounds. Good construction with option to use mesh on the sides or cover the sides with fabric for nervous pets. The top has a zip pocket for treats or other items. Folds down for storage but feels sturdy, especially

The kennel itself is nice and handy for car trips or when you just need to take your pet to the vet. This carrier is NOT suitable for flying and I will explain why: separate detachable wheels and detachable floor panel do not work properly. I had to attach the drawbar with a shoulder strap for extra stability and the stroller was still constantly turning around at the airport. The carrier will not fit under the seat with the wheels/lower stabilizer plate installed and since velcro is used to…

The first one arrived damaged but quickly got another one. This carrier has advantages and disadvantages. Pros: Worked great on Southwest Airlines for my 25 lb pug. He's a big guy and he still has a seat. Wheels are great! (Wheels come in a zip bag). Cons: The retractable stick broke in the middle of the airport as per various reviews. I ended up using a strap to pull it up, which worked well. BIG TIP: The carrier will only fit under the seat if you remove the floor and stow it in the overhead…

I have followed the TSA size limit requirements and it definitely meets the requirements of almost all major airlines. I love how it can expand on either side, although I don't think you'll have enough room for it on the plane. However, it can stretch inward when I'm in a lounge or airport lounge (required to keep a pet in a kennel). She is very small and low to the ground, she cannot quite stand up indoors. It can move inward, but it cannot make a full 360 degree rotation unless both sides are

I traveled from the US to Germany with my dog. It weighs 19.5 pounds and easily fits in this carrier. It was quite difficult to get up, but he was able to roll over with no problem. The fact that the car has wheels is great. Carrying a nearly 20-pound dog can be quite difficult, especially as airport routes are long. When the wheels were removed, the trunk fitted slightly, if not quite, under the seat, but I had no trouble with the flight attendants getting upset that the trunk didn't fit like…