Katziela 4 Wheeled Pet Carrier Backpack – Soft Sided, Airline Approved Hiking Carrying Bag for Small Dogs and Cats – Removable Rolling Wheels – Mesh Ventilation Windows, Storage Pockets (Black/Red)

Excellent buy. Good quality for everyday use.
These work underseat on Southwest. And the attendant actually said we could put both dogs in one bag, they weigh 13lbs together. One is 5lb the other 6lbs. But I wanted them to be extra comfortable for the nearly 4 hour flight so we paid the 125$ for each. The wheels pop on quick. I read someone’s review that said if it won’t clamp in then twist it around a little (basically try a different angle) that really works!These have little snaps so you can buckle in the individual zippers so no one can escape, this is brilliant! It’s true that the wheel brace comes off easily. I’d definitely take it off before you go down the ramp though. My dogs sometimes get into their bags on their own accord and take naps in them.You get three nice sized pockets. Im able to fit leashes, treats, wipes and harnesses. I like that you can lay it down so they can nap, my dogs are so small they can nap either way. There is lots of ventilation.Only thing I wish was different is I prefer mesh that is darker or more camouflaged. Everyone can tell you have a dog and they make comments or try to talk to your dog. One of my dogs doesn’t care for people talking to them and I personally don’t want people knowing I have a dog with me. It’s a conversation starter and I dislike small talk. When my carriers don’t scream “I have a dog” I’ve gone many many flights without the person next to me knowing I have a dog and they are utterly surprised if I reveal it and that’s how I like to travel, more incognito mesh pls. I’d totally purchase those. And the huge logo patch could go. I’d prefer to put my dogs name there. The brands name is a bit long and not necessarily catchy. I’d pay extra to have my dogs name embroidered in that spot. And maybe wouldn’t mind if the brand name was on the arm straps instead.

Quickly Delivered and Helped with Pet Travel
This travel suitcase help me transport, my little dog, 12 pounds, on a flight for five hours. It Didn’t fit underneath my seat and had to be pushed under the seat in front of me, which took up a lot of legroom, but it was worth it to have my little dog travel safely with me. I brought a thick towel that helped make it more comfortable inside, and also used it to put over the travel case while we were on the flight since it was noisy. My little dog traveled well after a couple of practice runs in the travel case, we took him in our car to other locations in that case to make him feel more comfortable. He quickly learned that he would receive lots of treats while traveling, and also have plenty of water when he got out, and would arrive at exciting new places, so he learned to associate the travel case with a good time.

Item description did not match
The Amazon item description clearly states animals up to 15 lbs can fit in the carrier, but the box said 10 lbs. that’s a huge difference! Literally 1/3 smaller than listed and my mini schnauzer was already pushing it. I did manage to get him inside, but I think he’d be more comfortable in another carrier. I’m a bit disappointed by the contradictory statements because I certainly would have purchased another product if it had said 10 lbs.Not only that, the box was falling apart on arrival. The Amazon box was fine, but the product box had been torn and shoddily taped up with the wheels falling out. It made me nervous the product itself was damaged or defective, but it seemed to be in good condition.If you have a pet that is UNDER 15 lbs I think it should be ok.Getting past these issues, the carrier has some nice features: wheels roll smoothly, zippers seem like they will last awhile, and they each have tiny snaps so it can’t be opened from the inside (my doggy did that on a flight once, so I’m happy they thought of it!) I also like the three pockets. They would be great for wipes, poppy bags, treats, etc.Other things I noticed that were mentioned in other reviews: two of my wheels did not snap on easily and I was worried they could fall off. I flipped them around (the yellow part should align with the rectangular gaps of the opposite side so turn it 180 degrees and try again if they’re giving trouble) and they snapped on.The backpack has a pad that sits against your back. Behind it is a small patch of velcro. When using the wheels, you have to slip the carrier handle through the bottom between the pad and the portion where the straps attach like a sleeve. You should then be able to velcro the handle piece to the carrier.For straps dragging: you can push them up into the little sleeve of the carrier or unbuckle the bottom and reattach them crisscross around the handle, it’s pretty easy to reposition them because of the buckles and everything.