PawHut 39″ Portable Soft-Sided Pet Cat Carrier with Divider, Two Compartments, Soft Cushions, & Storage Bag, Grey
$87.99
Price: $87.99
(as of Jan 11, 2025 09:49:29 UTC – Details)
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Pet Carriers & Travel Products
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Product Dimensions : 19.5 x 20 x 20 inches; 11.22 Pounds
Item model number : D00-080V02
Date First Available : June 2, 2020
Manufacturer : Aosom LLC
ASIN : B089JBL8FQ
Country of Origin : China
Quality Material & Comfort: Made of oxford cloth, polyester net, and high-quality steel frame, the pet carrier is breathable and durable for long-lasting use. The hammock and soft cushion on the bottom offer extra comfort.
Foldable & Extra Security: With foldable design and a storage bag, this cat car carrier is easy to transport and store when not in use. The fixed belt on the back can combine with the car seat belt to affix the carrier, making the unit and pets secure while driving.
Easy in & Out: 2 zippered netting doors on each pet carrier bag allow for easy accessibility. The double cat carrier has 2 mesh windows allowing for air circulation and easy breathing for your loved ones.
Fully Detachable: This pet travel carrier features a twin system. You can use it as a large enclosure. Furthermore, if you so desire, you can separate it for 2 individual crates, depending on your needs.
Dimension: Overall Dimensions: 39″ L x 20″ W x 20″ H, Individual Dimensions: 19.5″ L x 20″ W x 20″ H, Folded Dimensions: 19.75″ L x 20.5″ W x 2″ T. Note: Please measure the body length and body height of the your dog before purchasing.
Customers say
Customers find the animal carrier sturdy and well-constructed. They appreciate its spacious design that allows for ample room for their pets to lounge and rest. The carrier is easy for customers to carry and makes traveling easier. Customers find the soft interior comfortable for their pets, who sleep comfortably on the hammocks throughout the trip. Overall, customers are satisfied with the product’s functionality and find it useful for long trips or moves across the country.
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Lizfish –
Incredibly useful, durable, and my cats love it!
*Feb 2024 Update – Iâve had this product since 2018 and it has held up fabulously. After all this time, it still looks and performs like when I purchased it. Itâs durability is particularly noteworthy in light of how frequently it is used – which is just about every day! I canât recommend this highly enough!!Original review: I purchased this initially when I was moving to a new home that was a 12-hr drive away. I have two cats that are extremely bonded to each other. I knew that they would be so much more relaxed on the move if they were transported together, so I looked for a carrier that was big enough to house them both plus provide space for them to stretch and move around if they wanted during the long drive.I devoted the back seat of my car to this carrier. Using this carrier as noted below, plus the pheromone spray Feliway, both my cats made the trip with ease. They were not medicated (just the pheromones), and I did not hear a single cry out of them the entire trip!!I have never used the hanging perches as intended. Instead, I use them to double the padding on the bottom of the units. The original padding is fine, but one of my cats is 20lb and I felt this helped his comfort. It also gave the cats lots of room to stand and stretch. Plus it lends stability to the bottom when carrying the units. If moving the full unit with my 2 cats in it, Itâs a bit awkward (as I imagine *any* big case like this would be) so I need another person to assist. But aside from when we relocated, I generally use just half the unit at a time and can easily manage that on my own.When I take my 20 lb cat to the vet, I just use half the case, with the double padded bottom (described above), and it works well. So much better than any other carrier Iâve used, judging from my cats response to it! Yes, it is heavy, and I always carry it with a hand underneath, but it is secure.To provide extra coziness and a feeling of security, I usually drape a dark bath towel over the unit when carrying him into/out of the car and the vets office. My cat likes this so much that he uses this setup daily as his den to hang out in when we are not traveling! The carrier opens from both sides and from the front, and the openings are huge. That is is a tremendous help when we are at the vets and I need to remove him from the carrier.Tips for moving with cats: Prior to my move, I got my cats acclimated to their new carrier by leaving it set up and open in the house for about a week. This helped dissipate any manufacturing smell, allowed the carrier to take on the scent of my home, and enabled my cats to get comfortable around it. I routinely sprayed it with Feliway (when cats were not inside it).About 1.5 weeks before my move, I started to leave treats in the carrier and on the last couple days I fed them one of their meals in it. Also, twice in the week before the move we took very short rides in the car (<10 min actual driving), mainly to acclimate my cats to being moved in the carrier, to let me practice how to get them and the carrier placed in the car, and to let them smell and hear the car and feel it move. Though the weeks before the move were incredibly busy for me, the time spent doing this paid of exponentially in their (and my) comfort with them in the car during the long trip to our new home. Not a single cry or meow!
David F. –
Convenient & Cats Seemed Comfortable
We bought two for a cross-country roadtrip to our new home, one for each of our cat sons, and they seemed content and chill throughout most of the trip. They did need a little medication on the last two days, but I doubt that had anything to do with the carrier. The materials used seem to be high-quality, theyâre easy to carry as they are lightweight but sturdy, they fit beautifully in the backseat with room to spare on either side, and they can even be zipped up separately or together. We had no issues and now have them set up in the living room to give the boys a little place to hide while they get acclimated to their new home.I definitely recommend these, especially for the prize.Note: Iâm not sure if it was due to a lack of space once they were zipped up inside, but neither cat ever used the hammock feature at any point during the trip. It seems like a cute concept and a nice option for the cats to switch up their seating, but Iâm unsure of the practicality behind it.
Savi –
Perfect Dual Carrier
This item is beautiful – exactly as pictured. Very easy to put together and take apart. I actually use these for 2 stray cats to give them shelter from the elements when needed. I added little crate beds and a thermal blanket in each which gives them some padding and comfort for extended stays. The mesh can be raised on two sides which provides escape from predators when needed. Both cats really enjoy these even if the weather is nice, it gives them a safe, comfortable, napping space.
navig8r –
Great for transporting 2 medium sized kitties
Purchased this for carrying 2 cats for long car trip. I had read reviews prior to buying this, and due to the fact that we would need to load the cats and a travel litter box into the carrier before loading the carrier into the car and didn’t want the floor area to sag too much, and to also prevent any possible ‘potty accidents’ to leak through the pads on the bottom and ruin leather seats, I got some 1/4″ plexiglass cut to fit into the 2 pads, and slid them into the bottom cushion, under the foam pad. That distributed the weight of the cats and the litter box a lot better and it didn’t sag when carrying them. I believe that the measurements of the plexiglass were 19 inch by 17 inch. If purchasing the carrier, the medium sized travel litter box, 11.8″ X 15.7″ X 4.7″, fits best in the carrier, as you can place it on one side of the carrier, and the 15.7″ side will fit perfectly into the one side, placing the litter box front to back, spanning one of the side openings. NOTE: The large size takes up too much space, and doesn’t fit into the carrier, even though one might think that they would need the larger size for multiple cats. (we used the travel litter box at our stops for the cats, and it worked out just fine. You might also want to consider a small compact whisk broom/dustpan set to carry with you for use outside the carrier.).Everything worked great! We removed one of the hammocks so the cats had a taller section for their potty area, and used some Feliway Calming Spray on an old washrag, placing it in the hammock, and dosed them with VetriScience Composure chews prior to driving. Since we were doing at least eight hour drives, we would need to feed them at least once while on the road. We had 2 of the collapsible bowls, and would fill them with their 2 tablespoons each, and could slide in the bowls by partially opening one of the front zippered openings while stopped from the front seat with the car doors closed, of course. Then put a bowl of water in as well, removing the water before hitting the road again.Once at our destination, we left the carrier assembled, vacuuming out the small amount of cat litter and spilled food (there’s not a lot of room inside, and some litter got tracked around and food had gotten tipped over at times). The kitties enjoyed climbing inside the carrier, and kept their toys right there when not playing with them.Some reviews mentioned about the zippers being opened by the cats scratching and opening them. We didn’t have a problem on the initial trip, but on the return trip, one of the cats was able to open the zipper(s) and escape while we were driving. A temporary fix was to put the closed zippers at the bottom center of the window, and when we got to our hotel, I was able to get some large paper clips as a ‘lock’. That worked fine for the next day’s travels. However, upon returning to the house, I had some spare replacement zipper pulls, and found that they work just great! Taking the zipper pull and slipping it through the big holes on each of the two adjacent zippers on the bottom where the carrier zipper pulls attach to the zipper, then the snap closes and the zippers can’t separate. If one is going to be traveling a lot with the carrier, I’d recommend that trick. Easy and fast to secure and open, much better than than a paper clip or twisty ties!I’ll update this in the event that I remember any other tricks or recommendations!