We love it! The frame is very strong and holds its shape well. The ability to do or not do this was an important factor for us when looking for a backpack to carry our cats. Another factor is size. In the photo our cat is medium sized. We still have a big cat that still fits perfectly in the bag and still has room. The addition of a fan placed the product on our top list. It's so beautifully quiet, which we weren't expecting, which made the product even more desirable! If you have a cat that…

I scoured the abyss of google to find a cat backpack that was: half my size) - it had a great design. It was a PETKIT backpack. First, it's airline-approved for at least the Alaska Airlines cabin in economy mode. I was concerned it wouldn't fit under the seat because Southwest (another reviewer) had large rims under the seat. But this backpack fits right under the seat in front of me. It slides about halfway under the window seat. It will NOT fit completely under the middle row seat so you need

I bought this because where I live most of the year it is hot and I want to transport my cat safely. I also bought it because it's cute. The fan and light require an external power supply. So add at least $12 to the bag's price if you need these features. The fan is also a big disappointment and doesn't have an on/off switch, so it has to be unplugged from the external power supply to turn it off. Air doesn't flow much even at altitude and the interior is black, so I think the fan is more of a…

The media could not be loaded. After researching cat backpacks, I finally settled on this petkit bag. Needless to say I am absolutely impressed with the design and quality of this bag. My cat loved it too and since unboxing it I've taken it for a walk 3 times. The quality of this bag is really impressive for the price. The front of the bag is made of very durable plastic and has enough ventilation so Pluto (my cat) doesn't feel like he's suffocating. The window is tinted and I'm sure it will…

I searched the abyss of google for a cat backpack that: has a decent window (instead of a bladder), isn't terribly bulky and is dainty (there are backpacks that do would be half my size) - it had a great design. It was a PETKIT backpack. First, it's airline-approved, at least for the Alaska Airlines cabin in economy mode. I was concerned it wouldn't fit under the seat because Southwest (another reviewer) had large rims under the seat. But this backpack fits right under the seat in front of me…