Description
Two details separate a good soft carrier from a cheap one: a base that does not sag under the animal, and zips they cannot push open from inside. This has both, which is what makes it usable in a taxi, a waiting room or an aisle.
Details
- Auto self-locking zippers — no fragile clasps, and the tote cannot be pushed open from the inside.
- Plywood base insert — under faux fleece padding, so the floor stays flat under the weight.
- Mesh on the top and sides — open air and a view out.
- Roll-away privacy cover — shut the view down when a nervous animal needs it.
- 16 by 10 by 10 inches — best for pets under 14 inches lying down, up to 12 pounds. The bag itself weighs 2.8 pounds.
Before you fly
Airline rules change and they differ by carrier, aircraft and route. Measure the space under the seat you have actually booked and confirm the current limits with your airline before you travel — no carrier can promise it will be accepted.
Get the carrier out weeks before the trip, not the night before: getting a cat used to a carrier.
