Comfortable Collapsible Pet Carrier for Large Cats and Small Dogs up 🐱 to 20 lbs, Airline Approved Under Seat - Fat Cat Car Seat Carrier Review

two cats out of three admitted! Even my chubby calico girl (22.5lbs) fits comfortably in this carrier, although her tail is not visible in the photo (her little brother is on top causing the domed lid to collapse), she eventually curled up in it and left. Sleep. It was also her brother's turn. My average cat wasn't all that fascinated by it. He was a kitten from the shelter and was pushed around a bit before finding his permanent home with us.

My 5.5kg dachshund fits comfortably in this stretcher. There is enough room for another dachshund if I get another one. The bottom insert is soft but still fits into a blanket so he can cover his head. It opens up at the top if you want to take it out or in, but there's another vented opening on the front for it to get in or out of. I will also use this stroller as a car seat. The seat belt held him in place and he seemed to ride normally. I will be using this carrier to take to shops and…

I bought four different bins to compare and keep one for myself. This one didn't make the top of my list because it didn't have lockable zippers. I liked it because the sides are not all open. Most kittens don't want to feel open on all sides. The 5is has the perfect size holes for the kitty to peek out and still feel safe. The green color is very beautiful and the material is of good quality. I LOVE the design of the pen and the fact that it is part of the holder and has nothing attached to…

This is the first time my cat has been put in a carrier and not pooped! Even if I take him in the car for 5 minutes, he'll shit himself. Everyone. Lonely. Time. I put him in a large cat/small dog carrier with a top opening and he didn't struggle. I closed the lid and zipped it up and after a 30 minute drive the trunk was 100% free! He was also very calm on the road. I think being able to sit and not being crammed into a small (short) space makes a big difference. It is also very convenient to…

Smaller Than Expected! Buddy weighs 11 pounds, has small legs, and cannot stand upright when zipped up. We only use it for short distances so it doesn't last long, it just sits there like a loaf of bread giving me an ear! I would never take it on long trips or leave it in this carrier for long periods of time, but it's perfect for trips to the vet and vaccination clinic. This makes it very easy for techs to zip up to and take photos of, as opposed to the big, bulky plastic cases where they have

What I love most about this pet carrier is that my cat didn't run away while I was planting it! Although this is a soft stretcher, the sides are thick enough to stay in place when trying to put your cat in it. You can then roll the top over your body and doo-dah in a flash before the cat panics and tries to run away. I got it a few days ago, sprayed it with catnip and let my cats explore and sleep in it. Used for the first time today and had no problems. The only thing that says under 25lbs is…

This is a near perfect carrier for my 15+ pound kittens. I thought long and hard about buying an expensive good sleeper, but decided to give it a try first. I'm very glad I did and will keep both the green and gray tote bags I bought! Even the vet commented on how good they are. BENEFITS: Cats have space to stand and turn around comfortably, and the shape is much better than the traditional long rectangle that most carriers have. The net is enough for them to look around, but not too much to…

Here are the pros and cons of the tray Pros: 1.) Easy to close 2.) Easy to clean Cons: 1.) There is a mesh on the front, so when you close it when you hold the If you put the tray upside down or in the wrong place, the trash is gone literally everywhere or the whole place smells, wherever the travel tray is, like you can't just close it and leave it. I mean there are so many different compartments you can lock it in that you don't have to worry about the smell or debris going anywhere, you can…