🐶 Kurgo Kibble Carrier for Dogs - Dog Food Travel Bag and Storage Container, Camping Dog Accessories - BPA Free, Foldable, Holds 5 Pounds, Coastal Blue and Red Review

Ok I bought these (2 for my dogs) with low expectations. Cheap but decent looking and I needed something as I was going to be hiking and camping in bear country. I must have read the reviews or descriptions poorly because they came up and I was overwhelmed by the predicament of the features. They are well made, there are pockets I didn't know about. An omg on the side and one under the floor. I was so happy! Kept dog food and had no incidents with bears! Very happy with it!

Ordered this travel pouch for dog food for weekend trips. When it arrived we were a bit disappointed that it was so small but it seemed pretty good. We have not ridden yet due to Covid19 and today I noticed that the bottom of the plastic liner has completely come apart at the seams. Apparently the seams are just taped, not glued (or even folded) so they completely separated. The bag has not even been moved, let alone used when travelling. We will be returning this bag and NOT recommending it!

We just moved to Pennsylvania from Arizona and needed something to store dog food while we hiked across the country. This bag is amazing! We get 30lb bags for our large dogs and it's a mess moving them when you need to get in and out of hotels. We bought 2 bags, filled them up before leaving (they eat a total of 7 cups of food a day) and that was enough for the whole trip. It's small enough to be easily carried into the room and has made our travels with dogs a lot easier. The pouch keeps the…

It was a good investment as travel gear for my pup. A large tote, a 4 or 5 pound bag of new groceries will fit in easily with enough room to roll down and secure the top. I personally distributed food in ziploc bags for a week's trip (I keep the bags for reuse on future trips) so I can bring food for my girlfriend in case we're going to be out longer than planned on any given day so that cooking oils leak out fabric, no problem for me. Food was stored neatly, was easily accessible, and…

This was one of my best purchases! I send my dog to daycare three times a week and have found it expensive to put food in ziplock bags. I did some research and this "feeding stretcher" turned out to be the cheapest bag I've found. And I have to say I love it! I take it to daycare every day and he keeps his lunch and anything I send including food in it. Now I always bring him with me when we go to an event or visit friends to store his food. This bag also comes with a colap bowl pouch which is…

UPDATE: This is a really great travel size. It's made from ripstop fabric to keep it in place and the small pockets come in handy. BUT oils can stain and seep through the fabric. Our bag got wet and was left unnoticed with food leftovers long enough for mold to form between the two layers of fabric. Our fault, yes, but I wish the bag was made of a more waterproof material so we wouldn't have to worry. We've since switched to Duluth Trading's CO version, which is twice the size and waterproof…

Time and time again, when we were traveling with our dogs, I would fill gallon ziplock bags with their food. I wanted to avoid plastic as much as possible and be less wasteful in general, so I was looking for something airtight and reusable. I was glad to find her! Easy to use and they store a good amount. I used 3 of these for my Dane mix as it was a 10 day trip and he was eating 4 1/2 - 5 cups of coarse kibble per day - I ended up making 60 cups for his 3 pouches (30 in each). few rooms left.

I bought this to use on our boat with two dogs. The pet carrier is a good size, holds 24-28 cups of food (my dogs kept just about the food for a week) and is easy to transport and store. It's not exactly waterproof - light repellent yes, water repellent no. After ten days in humid conditions, the granules' oils seeped through the bottom of the bag, explaining the faint dog food smell and leaving a bizarre red stain on the floor of the cabinet it was stored in. But the food didn't get soggy or…

OK - everyone asks how many cups and I wonder why manufacturers never list products by cup but by weight. Since they're containers, they have volume, so it doesn't make sense to me. I understand bags because they can break if overloaded. Anyway I'll break the math but I like the bag, it's very similar to a camping dry bag except it doesn't have a hard edge on one side like dry bags which I think will help seal it in, hence giving I give 4 stars for durability, but overall it's very well made…