WPS Airline Approved Removable Wheeled Pet Carrier: Ultimate Strength Design, Mesh Panels & Plush Mat. Compact and Durable Review

I decided that unless you are buying the cheapest Revain carrier, the product must be of the highest quality. "Not the case!". I flew to California to pick up a french bulldog I bought. The airline is approved by the airline. The quality is terrible! The pulley handle was too long, very uncomfortable! The stroller will not fit under the seat of an American Airlines plane with a dog in it. The backpack easily tips over with the animal. On the plane, I noticed sharp metal protruding through the…

This bag is really good for the airport. You can easily carry it around like luggage. The only downside is that if the pet leans left or right the bag will fall off, but that actually put my dog over the weight limit by a few pounds. She is 26 pounds. She was also new to flying. So if your dog is fine and sitting the way it's supposed to be, then he's fine. The reason it tips over is because there's no support to keep the side up, but it's handy when placed under the seat because it can fall…

TSA and fits perfectly under the seats. I LOVE this cat carrier. I had no issues with the pen or any airlines despite other reviews. I had to move my 18 year old cat from San Diego, California to Crete, Greece. He weighs 13 pounds and loves this carrier. Not restrictive. The Delta I (simply) removed the skateboard-like bottom and installed it on top. On the Agean Air, the entire trunk rolled under the seat with no problem. The cat loved riding in the carrier and never made a sound while taking…

Removable wheels are the main reason we bought this $80 pet carrier. Our 16 lb west terrier fit in this stretcher but when she got up to roll over it tipped over. The wheels seem to be too close together in width, making it easy to tip over. As a result, we couldn't use wheels to transport it. The purchase was made in October 2017 for a November 1 flight from the East Coast to Boise, Idaho. When we got home on November 29th we found that we had missed the 30 day return window. Note that this…

I use it to take the dog out of the apartment which I've used it for 3 or 4 days and the grip loosened. I have a shih tzu/poodle mix so she's not too big for that, she's about 10-11 pounds. I hope it works until I move out of this apartment, but I need to "fix" various parts of it. I would not recommend this carrier. ***Update - After I left a review, someone from the company contacted me and offered to send me another carrier for free because they support their product. I didn't expect…

I bought this travel cage in hopes of being able to travel safely with my French bulldog. Unfortunately, I encountered some problems and a very scary moment. My Frenchman panicked a bit and somehow managed to break the small side top zipper and his neck got stuck. He couldn't retreat into the box, and he couldn't get out the other side either. He started gagging. My husband had to pry open this little zipper to save our dog. My dog is my baby and that was the scariest moment I've ever had. The…

This is the best wheeled van I have ever bought. I used it to transport my dog from Mexico/Miami/Philadelphia. The handle and wheels worked as they should. I've found this to be very handy when traveling through the airport and on board. It also fits under the seat as required by airlines. I would have given it 4 stars if it wasn't for the fact that I a) wanted a zipper/hole at the top and b) wanted the fabric to be a bit more durable. On the one hand, it's a bit soft, which is handy for…

If you need to transport a dead pet under your seat, this product is for you! On the other hand, if your pet is active and weighs more than a few pounds, look elsewhere. The problem is that while the two ends of the cage are well supported so they can't move sideways, the sides can't. Therefore, if the pet moves sideways in the middle of the cage, it can shift its center of gravity, causing everything to tip over and the wheels to lose contact with the ground. There is at least one way to…