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Price | $53.74Chewy Price | $35.95Chewy Price | $59.99Chewy Price | $38.99Chewy Price | $29.99Chewy Price |
Features | Top Load, Removable Pad, Collapsible, Water-resistant | N/A | N/A | Carry Handle, Double Door | Shoulder Strap, Interior Tether, Collapsible... |
Material | Mesh, Synthetic Fabric | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric | N/A | Plastic, Steel, Metal | Nylon, Mesh, Synthetic Fabric |
Breed Size | Extra Small & Toy Breeds, Small Breeds | Medium Breeds, Small Breeds | Small Breeds | Small Breeds | Extra Small & Toy Breeds, Small Breeds |
Assembly Required | No | Yes | N/A | Yes | No |
Tools Included | N/A | No Tools Required | N/A | No Tools Required | N/A |
Lifestage | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult |
Pattern | N/A | Solid | N/A | N/A | N/A |
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23 Customer Questions
How to put together
Answer by • May 19, 2018
This kennel has 4 main parts: the top cover, mid section, soft bed and bottom cover. The attached pictures illustrate the parts and how they go together, as well as how it will look when folded.
Can this carrier be opened at the top for entry/exit of a cat?
Answer by • Jul 09, 2018
You are able to unzip and remove the top cover for entry.
How the blazes do you get the animal in? Mine NEVER voluntarily do. My current carrier can be put on its end, giving me topside entry cats can't easily escape. Video doesn't show how to get any animal in at all. I suppose a five-minute struggle would change the tone of the marketing video.
Answer by • Aug 31, 2018
Some pet owners do experience difficulties getting reluctant cats into carriers. You can always use a calming supplement or find a new method for this particular carrier (i.e. backing your cat in while covering their eyes). However, we advise choosing a kennel design that you already find is the easiest to get your pet in.
I have two five month old kittens that prefer to be in the same carrier when traveling. Would this accommodate both of them?
Answer by • Jan 11, 2019
For their safety, it's recommended each pet have their own kennel.