Pet bags carriers from paetown store

quality is good. works very well. but I think it runs slightly small. it states it will hold up to 18lb dog. Mine weighs 12lbs and it's all around just slightly snug, but will work for her for now.

Quality is as good as the price. I highly recommend measuring your dog (the best you can give or take 2 inches) because the fit was EXACTLY perfect but any smaller we would have returned. The clip is perfect really for peace of mind just in case your dog gets roudy and wiggly and manages to escape the straightjacket air jail. It's kinda cheap so don't really trust it (thick ribbon with clip). It does keep his secure and more calm.

Not happy that I was sent a USED product, covered in hair. My dog is short hair black fur.

This is one of those items that thankfully doesn’t come out very often in our house, but whenever it does, you feel very grateful, and so does the cat. Why? If it isn’t already apparent, this thing is worth its weight in gold and is the grail of pet transportation thus far. One of our cats weighs more than most small dogs and the average bowling ball, and without this carrier, hoofing her in and out of the car, across the parking lot and into the vet is like an act of congress. The wheels are very smooth (since they are removable, you will have to “install” them upon receipt of this bag, and make sure you have the bag turned upside down so you can see what youre doing and do it correctly, otherwise one will fall off mid-way through your trip and you will be very sorry bc your cat is inside the thing and ain’t no turning it over at that point.) Ahem, as I was saying, the wheels work very smoothly, and *easily* glide over almost every surface (though if your vet has a cobblestone parking lot, it could be a long day). There are zippers everywhere for convenience, sometimes also known as sanity. (If youve ever tried to get a cat to do something they clearly dont want to do you know what I mean) The cat can go in either side, or in the top. It also has a covered, removable pad inside where the cat sits. The pad doesn’t look comfortable in the least, but is supremely functional, as the pad comes out and the cover comes off for washing. You can also add a blanket or towel on top of the pad for your pet’s comfort. The cat (or small dog) has PLENTY of ventilation. The bag offers sturdy, quality, construction so they feel safe, and lots of mesh windows so they can still spot a Great Dane at 40 yards away. The pull out handle has been functioning perfectly for me for about 5 years now, and there are two very large outside pockets to store paperwork, treats, or other necessities to keep your trip as enjoyable as possible. Throw in the fact that it also has backpack straps, and you’ll be wondering how you’ve made it this far in cat life without one. Literally EVERY time we are at the vet, people drool at the marvel of this bag, and the STAFF consistently asks me where I got it and tells me they need one in a bad way. Yes it costs more than a lot of other carriers. (Yes I’ve tried them all. ) Yes it’s worth it. Get the larger size. *Highly recommend*

I purchased the larger grey carrier to take my 17lb cat to the vet. I live in an apartment building in a downtown area where I commonly have to walk a few blocks to get to my car. I wanted something that would feel secure and make it easier to walk with her. This accomplished all of my goals. It also has the added bonus of having backpack straps that I haven't used yet, but I could see that being useful in the case of a building evacuation. The carrier has been sturdy in not only securing my cat but also in traveling over different sidewalk, road, parking lot surfaces. My cat has plenty of room to move around and she seems comfortable once she's in it. I get compliments on the carrier every time I go to the vet. I have been so happy with this purchase for my 17lb cat that I came back and purchased a second one for my smaller cat just to make dual trips to the vet that much easier.