🐱 X-Small to X-Large Cozy Comfort Carrier by Cat-in-The-Bag - 8 Color Options - Pet Carrier for Grooming, Vet Visits, Medication Administration, Dental Care, Bathing, Nail Trimming, and Car Travel Review

I just rode 2,750 miles off-road and my cats were with me the whole time. They were mostly safe and comfortable. The only downside we had was that one of the cats in the bag got warm, but I solved this problem by unzipping it just to add ventilation. They've turned a lot of heads when I've taken them to restrooms at rest stops, and the pockets made sure they stayed in place.

Honestly, my cat doesn't like this bag at all and will fight me a little if I put it in it. It didn't help her with motion sickness, but it helped me a lot to keep her clean when she was throwing up. With the usual baby carriers and free movement in the car when traveling, she made a lot of dirt. Thanks to this bag, I can keep it in one place, put a towel in front of it, and travel relatively smoothly.

Bought two of these packs to take my two very shy elderly rescue cats for rabies vaccinations. Connected it with no problems! They whined pitifully all the way, but they were safe. Shots are fired with no problems. When we returned home we had to wash one of the cats who had several "accidents". My daughter and I were able to wash the pig in the sack! I have never been able to wash a cat without physical injury. Both bags were large. Easily fix a 10 lb cat and a 20 lb cat.

I liked the old design better. Or maybe I would have liked this design better if it had been opened from the bottom first instead of the side down. My cats need to be made to get inside. On one, the eldest, I unzipped the bottom, held it open, and held the collar open next to my cat, and curiosity drew her in. Difficult to get them in on this model. However, the handle and shoulder strap are a big improvement. And once they're finally in the bag, they reluctantly settle for being carried…

This bag is relatively useless. When you lift the cat by the handle, all the tension seems to fall on the opening for the neck. The cat has no grip or it will suffocate. My cat was not reassured at all, he panicked. A regular box is more convenient. This fabric also feels too heavy for the cat to stay cool. Unfortunately, the zipper is not a double zipper, so if I had to use it to trim my cat's hindquarters or trim his rear claws, I can't do that. You might as well use a towel or something that

I was skeptical, like many others. I assure you: I have two "normal" cats, I did NOT receive this product in exchange for a review and I did NOT receive anything special for this review. (I was concerned about this after reading other reviews.) Anyway, I think this bag is magical! The cats would fight over who would sit/sleep on it straight out of the box and don't mind being buttoned up in it at all! I used it 2 days ago to trim my nails - first time trimming them myself! There are two velcro…

I bought this as a last resort after one of my cats had serious problems leaving the house. He destroyed a Sherpa soft carrier (my other cat still uses one - that's my cat's problem, not this carrier) and went mad in a hard carrier, attacking a metal door and injuring himself with tranquilizers. on board. Today we used "Pig in a Bag" for the first time to go to the vet. I wouldn't say he likes this carrier and he's definitely not as calm as the cats in the YouTube videos. It broke out…

We moved to Orlando from Raleigh and wanted our princess to be as comfortable as possible. We had previously moved to Raleigh from New York and this trip with her was terrific. She was in a lattice box, but she wasn't happy about it at all. Cried and cried, cried. The trip was unsuccessful. This time we took them with us in this bag. And it wasn't a problem at all. I could pet her all the time. she could see. Basically, she just lay down for the ride. She sat down once to warm up while the car…

We have 2 cats: an 8 year old female Maine Coon (approx 10 lbs) and a 6 year old male Snowshoe (approx 6 lbs). Both hate traveling and are crazy about being porters. They scream and smack the wearer's sides all the way! It was such a horrible experience that the next time one of them was supposed to go to the vet, a mobile vet came to the house instead. When the vet came to take her to his mobile office he had one of those bags, our Maine Coon walked in easily and didn't struggle at all. We…