petisfam Top Load Cat Carrier Bag for Medium Cats and Small Dogs. Airline Approved, Collapsible, Escape Proof and Auto-Safe. Easy to get cat in and Make Vet Visit Less Stressful

Very sturdy. Best cat carrier we’ve ever had by far. Highly recommend.

It is easy to use; just the right size for our 14 pound cat; and has a top loading opening as well as a side opening for convenience in placing and removing the cat.

Got this a few months ago and have used is for several car trips (not airports). Carrier is very breathable and has enough room for even my fairly large cat to turn around in. The floor insert is helpful for stability, comfort, and helped with cleanup when my cat had an accident once. Straps are sturdy and easy to carry. Low profile so not hard to maneuver around, though again, only used it in a car. Windows are mesh so if you have a cat who is really really stressed out and scratches at the walls during travel it may not be the right one. Overall has been great and would recommend it.

I purchased this because I wanted a kennel that could pack compactly for a Boundary Waters trip. My elderly 11 pound dog has always loved going to the BWCA, but he has intervertebral disc disease. I was thinking if we didn’t take him, he may never get to go again, but I wanted to be prepared to pack him out If he couldn’t handle the portage or sitting in the canoe. I did not expect much for the price. I expected it to only last for the trip, but I have been impressed! The kennel can be fully collapsed, if you unzip the flaps on both sides and remove the floor. With the flaps zipped up, the kennel holds its shape well, and there is a smaller zippered door on one side for the dog to go in and out. The bottom has a soft cover over a sturdy, impermeable plastic corrugated sheet that gives some insulation from the cold ground and is easy to take apart for washing. I did end up packing the dog out on the way out using the shoulder strap, because his back looked stiff. I was a little worried about what would happen if the canoe capsized while the dog was in the canoe. The top zips wide open, though, so I had the dog in his life jacket and unzipped the top so he wouldn’t be trapped in it in an accident (which didn’t happen, thankfully). The flooring kept him comfortable and dry in the canoe, even though there was some water on the bottom of the canoe. We continue to use the kennel. We let the dog sleep in it in our room, and I’ve taken it apart for washing twice. It’s a lot easier to carry around than the hard side kennel.

I love this carrier. I needed something for my cats, as one has gotten too big for my old hard carrier. I have a six pound cat and a 12 pound cat. This is very sturdy, much more comfortable than my hard shell carrier. My cat was much calmer at the vet in this Carrier and you can open the top or side or end to access your pet. It also has a clip inside to attach to a cat collar if needed, and a soft mat inside. Absolutely perfect.

Honestly one of the best carriers I have ever purchased. I was looking for one that would be easier to get my large 15lb cat into and this it definitely it. My cat loves it so much, he actually goes in by his own choice and sleeps or just hangs out. He looks a little cramped in it but as I mentioned before, he actually chooses to go into it so it seems like the right size to me. I ended up buying one for my sons cat as well. We had one urine accident from my other older cat on a trip to the vet and unfortunately it did spread out onto the car seat, we solved this by lining the seat with a trash bag going forward. It was easy to wash the whole carrier. I recently moved cross-country and my large guy was comfortable in the carrier but after several long days of travel and him just wanting out, one seam along the mesh is starting to give a little so Im buying another to replace it.

Best way to get your animal into its carrier-through the top! Pushing any animal head first into a confined space can be a war and scary for the animal. I used to have to break down the crate carrier to put my cat into it and then try yo put it back together while keeping my cat inside-almost impossible. Put a treat in the carrier and load them in through the top, zip and away! Sturdy enough my kittens sleep on the top of it without it collapsing.

A friend recommended this carrier to me and I’m glad I made the purchase before a recent trip to the vet. The carriers arrived the day before and I left them out and open for my two kittens to explore. They loved the plush floor pad. On the day of their vet visit it was way less stressful loading them in as opposed to my prior front loading hard shell carrier. The Easy Vet carrier offers front and top loading options and the mesh “windows” made it easy for me to keep an eye on them during the trip. I positioned the mesh windows so they could see one another which they loved. I also appreciated the fact that the cover for the floor pad can be unzipped for easy washing and that carrying options include both side straps and a shoulder strap. My super senior cat also stuck his head in the carrier to check it out.

My baby boy is not a fan of being in a carrier but life happens and sometimes you have to take a trip to the vet! Getting him into a carrier is usually impossible but all the zippers on this one make it much easier! He is 11 lbs and fits into the Medium carrier with tons of space. We love the carrier so much that we will be purchasing another one for a baby girl we are adopting!

First time to the vet I got a compliment carrying this bag. It has a shiny almost iridescent look. Multiple colors in the part of the bag that appears gray in the photo. My cat was comfortable on the padded bottom. When I first received it I popped it open and sat it on the floor. She quickly went inside to hide out. After being seen by the vet she went back inside. Its very light colored and I am concerned that it might get dirty and hope that it will be easy to clean.