🐾 Versatile Sport PET Large Pop Open Kennel: Portable Cat Cage Kennel, Waterproof Pet Bed & Travel Litter Collection Solution Review

We love it! We were looking for a kennel that we could put outside so the cats could watch the birds. This is perfect for cats. It's easy to fold and carry in and out when we need it. I'm glad we bought this item!

We took advantage of that when we moved from Florida to North Carolina. We had it in the back seat of my Toyota Corolla and there was still some room left in the seat. We had our two cats together and they had more than enough space. One weighs 19 pounds. and one is 13. They could walk if they wanted to. Being together made the journey easier. They were very relaxed and happy. We will be using this on our new porch as it is not screened.

This is one of the few portable rectangular kennels I've been able to find at Revain at an affordable price. I liked that it comes with a carry case and is suitable for most animals. What I don't like is that the zippers open on their own as I had a cat escape with her paw on it and opened it wide enough to get out and run. The material is not resistant to cat claws as it tears easily on the sides. If you have quiet animals this is a good choice, otherwise you'll need to make sure you use a zip

3000 miles, six days drive. Of course our cat came with us! He HATES the car so after a bit of research we came across it. I'm so glad we bought it. It had enough room for a toilet, and there was also enough room for him to lie down and sleep comfortably. We didn't have to give him the sedatives prescribed by the vet. We had to buy a smaller disposable tray as it didn't fit his regular raised back tray, but after using this tray a few weeks before we moved he used it in a carry-on with no…

This fits the back of my back seat and has room. I moved 900 miles away with my two fat cats and they were fine with a small litter box and their blankets. No insert to make a hard floor - it's made to sit on the floor or car seat. I used her carrier to carry her to the car and loaded her into this transport case that was already installed in my car. Don't try to move it with your pets in it - the bottom will likely tear at the seams. It twists in a spiral to keep it horizontal - but it took me

Bought this to transport my dad's two cats from Las Vegas to Florida by car. This gave them plenty of space to travel, as well as plenty of air and a chance to see what was going on around them. It also folds very nicely. Hard doors also helped remove the cats when we stayed at the hotel. Several times we actually brought everything on a trolley. The fact that the ends shrunk was nice because I was able to fit it all the way into the wagon. I also liked knowing that the kennel was strapped down

Bought this for a kitten who is being driven in my car on a 12 hour trip. It's fairly roomy, with room for a small liter box and cups of food and water. However, it is quite soft and flexible and may not hold up if passengers intend to escape. My 14 year old cat immediately unzipped the front and climbed out. I found that the ends of the zipper just ride up and open with some pressure, so I tied them together. I placed the carrier on a blanket in the back seat of my old Honda Accord and it fit…

It was a great purchase and I am so glad my two large cats (12lbs and 19lbs) fit easily and comfortably in this back seat playpen. I had to get a travel tray because the regular one didn't fit them and they would move around the room; They did not use the litter box during breaks at the rest area. and later unfortunately I had to use A LOT of baking soda to get an early release - but that ends well, all's well. My cats don't like traveling in a car, but this was a much better option (for their…

I received a rescued kitten in October. I also work a few days a week and feel like he's not old enough to be alone for 8-10 hours. He also sleeps in it at night for the same reason. not old enough to walk around unsupervised. One day he dealt with lightning. The solution for me was a small swivel hook, but a small carabiner might work. The carabiner I had was too big and could slip out through that small hole as well, hence the small swivel hook. Most of the time he comes right in when we get…