OxGord PTCR01 LG PK Pet Carrier Review

I put 'travel' in the title because a pet owner/lover should never use it as a place for their pet except when travelling. Now it's a great travel destination for small animals. We bought this for Chloe Belle, wt. 2 1/2 pounds aged 3 months. She is a very small poodle. This is a very good carrier. She tried to chew herself but to no avail. Very well built. WE ALSO RECOMMEND THIS FORWARDER AND SELLER!

My daughter's kitten drives her to and from college every week (1 hour drive). The cat broke two without much effort - the smaller mesh is more durable compared to the wider mesh. Worst of all, the roof collapses along with the cat inside. This does not harm her, but restricts her and takes away her room for manoeuvre. Why did we buy so many? This is very valuable to our cat menagerie and most of them don't travel as much as this kitten and when they do they don't break the web.

I love pink. Two things I don't like after getting this. The zippers are very tight, they seem to stick. Not sure if they will last long. It will be fun to get in my car and leave it inside while I fight the zipper. Another thing was the strong chemical plastic smell. I had to open it up and put it in the garage for a couple of weeks to get rid of it. Not quite gone, like 90%. Now put it in my laundry to hopefully get it in a better place. So don't think you can take it directly and use it. Not

I love everything about this carrier. Love the color I chose, it has lots of space, lots of places to see your furry family member and see it from the outside and there are outside pockets for toys etc. There is also bedding inside. It's also very well done. So not only do I love it for all of these reasons, but also because of the great price I paid for it. Definitely recommend this pet carrier. My big cat is 12 pounds and has plenty of space but her little sister won't let her in. lol

that's good but the ground must be harder. I need to find something inflexible so the bottom stays flat when I carry my cat in it so it feels stable when carried. Update: I now have a very determined kitty who has broken through this twice. the other cat almost didn't need to be carried, so it wasn't much of a problem for her. but this new little fireball means hanging and doesn't like to be restrained. I fixed the first tear with a patch and fabric glue. The second gap is too big to fix, and…

I bought a large carrier for my 9 lb cat. It fits perfectly, with enough room to lay down and turn around. Although he squirmed a lot in the car on the way to the vet, the bag held up well enough. Note. A backpack is considered large, but my 15lb cat wouldn't fit in it (she's the size of a bag). Convenient carry handle and shoulder strap included. I love the zippered hand pocket that opens so you can pet your cat with confidence. Great design. However, one of the double zippers on my carrier…