Cat Carrying Basket, White, top opening with durable handle

Well made cat carrier. This will make my Sheba feel more secure on vet visits as she can see 360 degrees. Top loading for ease with inner tray for any accidents. Slide through bolt makes it easy to secure. Easy to clean and sturdy carrying handle

Excellent cat carrier, really good quality, was worried that the handle wasn't strong but it is a lot sturdier than it looks. It offers a lot easier way to load a screaming, clawing and biting bundle of joy into. Comes with a hand pee and poop tray, easy to clean. Would recommend for small to medium cats.

Whilst it might not look as fancy as some others, this is by far the best cat carrier I have used. It's so easy to get the cat in and out and really minimises stress. It's extremely sturdy and you can carry it by the handle with the cat inside without any flexing of the materials. There's a reason vets and rescue centres use these, and it's because it's quality and ease of use over anything else. My only complaint would be that the tray inside feels a bit on the flimsy side, but once you have bedding in it you wouldn't know. You can also replace the tray separately should anything happen to it, although I think it's unlikely.

Strong & very nice cat carrier, delivery on time.

Good quality item. Fast delivery. I brought it to transport a lop dwarf rabbit. As it said suitable for cats I thought it would be big enough. So as a size guide it is suitable for kittens and small rabbits but not big enough for adult cats or lop dwarf rabbits unless you want them squashed in. I should’ve brought a bigger size.

Well made cat carrier. Easy to use with a top opening and sturdy bar that locks the lid in place.

Having tried a couple of carry-bags for my Ragdoll boy, I was looking for something more sturdy. Anyone with a Ragdoll knows they're a big cat, so the bag carriers I tried were not up to the job as his weight wasn't supported adequately and I could tell he didn't feel secure in them. We also had a couple of accidents and the bags were then ruined and binned! No such problems with this carry cage, which is brilliant.It's sturdy and easily manages the size/weight of my cat. There is a plastic white tray in the base which can be removed, so any accidents are easily managed. I add a pee-pad + an old tea towel/small blanket to the bottom to make it comfortable.My cat doesn't mind being in the cage either, where he hates the bags! It also has a good locking system that curious paws can't tamper with.There is also quite a smart cover available (sold separately) which I also invested in, as that helps to keep him calm on journeys/vet visits.

Placed a new fluffy towel in for comfort & not to overheat as in blanket can do, also absorbentSibling also visiting vet for first time in other carrier i have enclosed.My little Rocky Balboa that was in this carrier went in rather easy & top fits so very well, fast & secure.Although naturally fearful of what was outside ( housecats) seemed to take in his stride interested looking about. I had a covering to throw over the top of carrier should it be needed but it wasn't needed.Easy access for the vet also via the top.Tallie ,on the other hand freaked so very bad in front loaded carrier ( as they do) & cried . ( you know when you want to turn back & take them back home) Maybe just her nervous nature , maybe the carrier who knows, both had tad of well known calming spray added to the towels well before they went into them.Then the normal can't get cat out of front loading carrier at the vets opening the full top off to weigh :(To whoever may read this i hope it helps you decide the best carrier for your cat.I can say that i would not hesitate to buy another again . ( I will asap)I have many many cats i took in from the street being abandoned whilst pregnant. I aim to buy them one each should a situation (God forbid in any emegency in area where we had to vacate fast from our home)I would trust this carrier to hold secure my most precious family i adore, i know you would think same as me