At Prefer Pets, they make thoughtfully designed, stylish small pet carriers for the caring, discerning pet owner on the move. Why? Because they love small pets. They understand them, what they need day to day to feel safe and happy and how important they are to you.
We love travelling with our pets, and PreferPets knows how stressful it can be for your little furbabies. Which is why, they give pets convenient, safe and secure carriers for transportation by foot, car, plane and train.
599 Privacy Duffel
Perfect for adventures! The design features PreferPets’ signature privacy covers for stimuli control and is collapsible for easy storage when not in use due to its removable/insert support beams.
Features:
- Mesh-covered windows on three sides of the carrier for ample ventilation.
- Has PreferPets’ signature Roll Up-n-Down Privacy Covers to provide discreet travel.
- Zipper entries at top and two sides of the carrier.
- Removable interior structure flex frames.
- Fully lined and padded interior.
- Machine washable faux fur base liner.
- Made of coated polyester woven canvas exterior.
- Detachable interior harness hook and padded shoulder strap.
- Large pocket with flap for treats, waste bags, etc.
- Includes luggage ID and pet ID card.
- AIRLINE APPROVED! Compliant with major airline’s in-cabin carry on regulations.
- Dimensions: 17L”x12H”x10D”
Choosing the Right Type of Carrier
There are essentially three types to choose from:
- cardboard.
- soft.
- hard.
Cardboard Carrier:
A cardboard cat carrier is usually fine for a healthy cat if you plan on keeping it indoors and don’t plan to travel much. However, keep in mind some cats like to chew through cardboard and may escape.
Soft Carrier:
Soft pet carriers are generally made of a firm but flexible material. They will last longer than cardboard carriers and if you plan to travel any distance with your cat, a soft cat carrier may be a better option than a cardboard. Depending on the flexibility of the material, you may also be able to collapse the soft carrier to save space while it’s not in use.
Hard Carrier:
Although a soft carrier is convenient as it can collapse to save space while not in use, if you have enough storage space in your home a hard carrier is a better option in terms of safety. It’s sturdier and will last much longer. Not to mention, much easier to clean should your pet have an accident during transport.
*** Remember, you should keep this essential cat supply in an easily accessible place in case of an emergency. ***
In the end, whichever type you choose should depend on how often you’re going to use it, and of course, your own and even your feline’s preferences.
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I love the designs on these carriers and love that there are three types to choose from ! so much better then your typical plastic carrier which we have
I love the look of these carriers and it sounds like they’ve thought of everything when it comes to features!
Thans for the detailed review,i really like these carriers much better than the metal one i’m using right now!
They duffel looks nice but too closed in for our girls, they need to be able to see out all sides or they get car sick. We have metal collapsible cages that we use.
I have gone through so many cat carriers over the years and haven’t found anything that works. This is literally the best one I’ve seen. I have 8 beautiful rescues of all different sizes and it’s hard finding something comfortable that would work for all of them. Thank you so much for sharing this. I’m definitely looking into it.
These are the perfect carry on for pets when travelling! I love them.
I think these soft sided carriers are much less traumatic for the cats when they have to go to the vet. I currently have a smallish hard sided carrier that is much too small for my big boned Maine Coon.