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Cat Carriers

Trish Allearz

Moderator
I would think having a full view would spazz the cat out more, but that's just my opinion. It is really neat looking through!
 

Wyldthingz

Savannah Super Cat
It looks like a giant Britta water purifier to me:p . I don't think it would be high on my list of carriers. I had a big issue in Las Vegas with my large Sturdi carrier. They almost made me buy another and miss my flight. I had to get the supervisor's supervisor to flag me through. It was a bit of an awful experience.
 

Pam Flachs

Savannah Super Cat
I have several different kinds of carriers, ranging from the usual hard plastic crates, a sturdi shelter show cage that I used to transport my new girl home for the 10 hour trip; a hard plastic yellow European-style basket/cat carrier with top lid and folding handles (that used to be my kid's lego basket--it's about 25 years old!) and is perfect for transporting kittens to the vets for their vaccines; and my favorite: a rolling suitcase carrier by Pet Gear that I used on the plane to carry my kittens to the Annual.
 

Pam Flachs

Savannah Super Cat
I did! It fit two large kittens comfortably, and my big F6C boy fits in it well, too. It rolls smoothly, lays flat for shoving under the seat on the plane, (and was regulation size for that airline) has really sturdy zippers, though I secured them with clips for added safety, and has velcroed pockets for storage. I was even able to fit a small emergency litter box in the bottom, and an emergency clean-up kit. It has a telescoping handle and regular handles, and can be used also as a backpack. I've seen them priced anywhere between $30 (what I paid) and $100. Long before the show, I would leave it out for the cats to explore. It has a dark sturdy mesh front and sides, and my kittens never made a peep on the trip there and back to the show....people were surprised to see them in it, they were so quiet and good!
 
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