I have a 6 yr old female himmie, 8-10 pounds. I am looking at 3 day car travel. What do you think?
804841
I used it for a 30 hr trip with two cats in it. They were very comfortable as far as I can tell.
804842
I have a 'fluffy' cat that weighs more - she does not like to discuss, and she fits fine plus the zippers make it easy to access them. Just make certain you belt in the carrier! Have a safe trip.
804843
It is a good sized case and I think your pet will be comfortable. If your Kitty is anxious I suggest a calming agent as well.
804844
I plan to use these carriers for my two cats to get them into the car and then let them out. I think it would be two restrictive to have your pet in there for three days. It you are using it to take your himmie to and from the car, then it should work. Ask you vet for guidance.
2195797
I bought it for my 10 years old grand daughter who has a chihuahua. she also carries a younger sister's bichon frise. the two dogs have a lot of room and travel well. we used the trailer behind her bicycle and she has no problem taking them anywhere. we and the dogs love it.
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I would say yes, there is enough room for your small puppies, but just enough! There would be no extra room to move around,, so I wouldn't recommend it for long periods of time, but for quick trips it would likely work okay.
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It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great. It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack... » Read More It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great. « Show Less
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Honestly, at that size, it's time to look into gas powered vehicles. Pit bikes, mini four wheelers, & go carts. I don't think she'd get much use out of a electric ride on vehicle.
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I have two medium-large cats - they both fit, but I would not recommend for a long trip. Mine are 12 & 14 lbs - it is good for a trip to the vet & back (which why I purchased), but for a long trip I would say no.Also - it isn't the easiest feat to get the 2nd cat in while the 1st is trying to make a mad dash to freedom! Good luck in your search
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Maybe. There's plenty of ventilation, so air should circulate and if the car was cool, she'd get that benefit. My biggest concern would be that it wouldn't suit her for a long trip. She'd have to lay down and it might be a little small for an extended time. Plus, it might be hard to get her in and out of it. It's only about two feet high and two feet wide.
590760
We have a 6-10lbs papillion and she's fine in it, so I'd assume you'd be fine :-)
1646393
It'll be perfect for her. My chorkies LOVE it. Anytime I pop it up they go right in & don't mind it being zipped up. She'll still be able to see you plus it's water proof so her bowl would be fine in there with her. Her favorite toy & blanket/small bed she'll be in fur baby paradise. Plus the top can partially block the sun. Enjoy & safe travels!
770760
I think cats need alot of room.my dog is 19 to 20 lbs and had ample room to move around..if the cats aren't long, it would be ok but comfort is important for a long trip.
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Haha, that's exactly what I have! She is a 6lbs Yorkie Poo and she loves her booster seat! If she is sitting down in the booster seat she CAN see out the window. This is in the front seat of a 2004 Ford Taurus. Great purchase!
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Personally, I feel that this car would be a bit too small for him/her. I bought it for a one-year old and believe it will be great till she is about two. She is very petite.
2085677
Yes, very. I travel 200 to 400 miles with my 11 month old daughter every weekend. I highly recommend it.
1291778
Yes! I travel ed with 8 week PupPy who weighed 5 lbs. Had bowl, chew toy and blanket inside with him for 3 hours. He was so comfortable no one but flight attendants knew I had a dog with me. It was easy on my shoulder moving through airport also. Loved it and highly recommend it.
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My dog is a toy, and is 5 lbs. She fits comfortably in it and can move around with ease. It is a good sturdy bag but while on vacation we could only hold her for a half an hour max before we had to trade off with someone else because she would get too heavy. I do not think a 16 lb dog would be comfortable in it or you would be comfortable holding it. I would look into getting something bigger. If you were planning on using it for air travel it would be too small for a 16 lb dog.
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If for the Home go larger , give him room. Travel Car or Motor Home go smaller. Airlines, I'm not sure U can ship a dog in a wire crate? That U'd have to check. Capt'n Tony
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We bought a medium for our 10 lb. Havanese. It is quite large. She can certainly spread out which will be good for long trips, but I really wish we had purchased a small for daily car rides. This seat is HUGE in the front passenger seat of our car (and we have a 2014 Toyota Sienna - not a small car) and will not fit in the back seat.