Tough-Shell Wheeled Collapsible Final Destination Pet Carrier

Fluffy first sniffed at it, then he (drama queen) was upset at me for something and went in and refused to budge. Later he came out all warm and toasty, so it is his fav hang out, even tho it tips. I think he tips it on purpose. Easy to put together, just zips together! Looks kinda like a big hat box from the 60's. He tried to unzip it, clever boy, but not this one. Two openings, so if he's drama queening it up I can just open the top and pop him in, he can stand up in it, lay down, curl up, stretch out. He loves the Thinsilate insulation, but this is only for winter, Thinsilate keeps stuff warm better than cool. He has a fully ventilated summer backpack/roller. I haven't tried the method described for car travel yet. His only complaint was after I put the rollers on the bottom was hard and lumpy, started to take off like that and my drama queen howled until I put a folded throw and sham to break the hardness, a small pillow would do the same. I buy the $2.50 throws out of the bin and put them into a couple of shams that don't match anything. The pet carrier is not a crate, it is pretty delicate compared to the hard-sided pet crates. With respect and care I expect this to last several years.

My fifteen pound cat out grew his former carrier . He goes to the veterinarian three times a week so I wanted a wheeled carrier. It arrived Friday and he liked it so much that he has been bringing his toys and depositing them inside. It is too soon to tell if this liking will wear off as we use it but for now it is wonderful to get a load off my shoulder and still keep him happy

Our cat weighs about 11 pounds. She was too heavy for the cat carriers we had and this seems like the perfect solution for our travels.

This is not big enough for a Big cat, much less a medium size dog! My 11 lb cat is ok in it. I wouldnt want to go very far with her in it. The 18 lb cat is just too big. I not sure she could stand up in it. Id send it back but its too much hassle.

I purchased this for my 10 lb puppy. She had plenty of room to stand, turn, and stretch while inside. Even better, I think it will still be a good size when she is full grown at 15-17 lbs. I took this on a long roundtrip journey involving several train changes, a bus ride, and Ubers. It is very lightweight and functions well both when rolled or carried by the shoulder strap. It is by far the best I've seen (this is the 4th pet carrier I ordered in search of the perfect one) in terms of design and material quality. The only problem is the strap inside the case, the one that can be clipped to a pet collar, was already coming loose before we even used it once. Then halfway through the trip, one of the zipper pullers on the top flap came right off the zipper tracks, followed by the 2nd puller a few days later even though I tried to be extra gentle. Now the whole top flap is coming unsewn. But I love this case so much I have ordered another, hoping the sewing quality was just a fluke. If the 2nd one holds ups, I will give it 5 stars.

I was very excited when I saw this carrier on line, thinking it would be perfect for my cat. And perhaps it would have been, but when it arrived, it was in pieces with no directions on how to assemble. Very disappointing!!

No directions to put it together. I think it's missing the inside pad and it's to small! Sending it back.

“Final Destination” has got to be the worst name ever for a pet carrier. Zero stars,