Peach Tree Pet Travel Rolling Backpack Rolling Carrier for Dogs Pet Carrier with Wheels Rolling Pet Travel Tote Airline Approved

"Is that a cat?!" I hear all the time as I'm walking down the street, carrying my feline prince around on my shoulders like the royalty he is. He be rollin' like a boss, and he loves every second of it. Indeed, he demands it of me. He'll crawl inside and meow at me until I submit and take him for a walk. Lord knows, I need the exercise. I can't stress to you enough how badly this cat hates carriers. It's usually full on, claws out, viscous warfare to get him anywhere. But not anymore! He loves this thing!The bag itself is pretty sturdy, no complaints there. The mesh sides make it really breathable. The fact that it rolls is an added bonus when I don't have it in me to carry that pudgy little jerk around anymore. Inside is a clip/hook thing to attach a leash/harness just in case your furry friend Houdini's his way out. Fortunately, mine isn't smart enough to operate a zipper (yet) but he does occasionally give it a go, so it's nice to know that he can be clipped in. It's roomy enough for him to lay down or sit, and turn around to survey his kingdom and vassals. The straps are comfy and it's an all-around great investment!

Wanted to love this. Easy to travel with through airport, fits perfectly under the seat. However, my kitty escaped easily by pressing his nose up against the zipper. Now, if the carrier only opened on the top, I would have known this and been able to grab him. But, given it also opens at the bottom, my kitty broke out unbeknownst to me and was wandering up the aisle. I was alerted by fellow passengers that kitty was making friends a few aisles up. If you bring luggage locks (you'll need 2) to secure all zippers, I suppose this will work. For us, we're just going to use it for traveling through the airport. We then move them into my other carrier, which is tall and comes right up to the bottom of the seat in front, leaving no space for them to get it. That one doesnt have wheels so have yet to find the perfect carrier that I can easily get through the airport as well as leave them in under the seat.

I have a 19lb orange cat (and now down to 17lbs) that usually goes in a large, plastic carrier that is very awkward and heavy to carry. I thought this would be a nice option just to transport him because it was like a backpack on wheels. I could pull him while carrying my smaller cat in a smaller carrier with a shoulder strap. I knew he probably wouldn't be able to lie down in it for long, but sitting up and curling in a ball for a bit would be ok. It says it has a 20lb limit, but even for short trips it's just not a viable option for him. There really wasn't room for him to lie down, it kept falling over in the car like it was top heavy, and he felt too heavy to pull when out of the car. If he moved or turned around, it wanted to fall over. My cats are long and tall, but I think the realistic capacity of this is actually much smaller than advertised.

I bought this for my big boned curvy girl kitty, because she needed something more comfortable for those occasional car trips and if it's big enough for a small dog, it's big enough for her. I left it out on the floor for a couple of days, and caught her sleeping in it a few times. She has several places to sleep, so once she claimed it as hers, I put it away. I won't be traveling with her by plane any time soon, so I was just worried about the car or, God forbid, there's a fire in the building. One of the best investments I've made for Lucy.

Received today haven’t tried it yet but looks pretty sturdy. I will use it for transporting my foster kittens to adoptions. You could probably put one big cat or 2-3 small kittens in it.Pros-Will sane my back carrying cat carriers! Will update about sturdiness but looks like it will be fine e for up to 20lbsCons- the color I received is Navy blue not the color shown. There was only a one piece of paper with a picture for assembly. I’m sure most will u dersyand but it took me a few minutes to find where you insert the rod in the middle. There’s a Velcro tab you pull up so you can slide it in. For the $ it will work for me but if you do some traveling you might want to invest in a more heavy duty one.

This type of carrier is awkward for a puppy because when you actually are traveling through the airport the dog is forced to sit rather than lay down in comfort. The straps for the shoulder harness drag right into the wheels if you attempt to the pull handle rather than carry as a back pack. The carrier fit well under the seat on the plane however there is minimal padding between the animal and the structure of the pull handle making it quite uncomfortable. I would highly suggest a duffel bag style carrier so the dog can remain laying down throughout the travel experience.

I am a senior citizen with an active pup. I used this to take her to vet once so far. She's very active and was not wanting to stay in it. It worked well for transporting her, but if I didn't hold the handle, it would fall over due to her wiggling trying g to get out. Saved my back though.

Smaller than I expected. My 20lb puppy fit, but had little room to move around. I think that for a smaller dog or cat, this is perfect. But it didn't work out for me. I opted into a sling to travel with my dog instead. Overall though, it was made very well and works just fine.