Necoichi Portable Ultra Light Carrier Review

This carrycot is perfect if you have an indoor cat that you spend time with on a regular basis. One cat loves it, he's over 12 pounds, is usually a soft guy and seems to enjoy it a lot more than a hard, cold (regular hard plastic) carrier. When it's time to go to the vet, I can slide it in and out with ease, and it zips both ways, so you can even leave a gap to reach in and pet it. The bottom feels like it's going to give, but it won't, but something in the bottom would easily make it even…

I bought these for very short trips or emergency transport but it has become my number one tote bag. All three kittens, ranging in weight from 8 to 16 pounds, tolerate this carrier well and without fuss. This is a huge improvement over hard-shell carriers, where a squeaky, reluctant ten-legged cat with Freddy Krueger claws is pushed through a small opening and then the cage is slammed shut before any part of the cat escapes. Instead, I take a calm cat, sit the cat. Lie down on the pillow, close

The only carrier I have ever used that is this effective. My cats usually go crazy when they are in a carrier, they howl, scratch and all that. They are always calm in it. I recently took my two small cats to the vet in this carrier (handled well but they are small cats so can't tell if it will hold heavier cats) and they have been calm the whole time. They entered easily, I closed them and carried them out. They were nervous of course, but the good visibility (the whole grille) and good…