Petsfit Dog Backpack Carrier,Cat Backpacks Expandable with Great Ventilation,Fleece Mat,Perfect for Hiking,Camping Hold Pets Under 22lbs

Excellent cat carrier for small cat
My cat hates carrying cases and vet visits. Shaking, shivering, howling, very dramatic. I decided a new carrier without bad associations was in order so I got this backpack. It’s well made. Metal frame, solid but lightweight. Wide, comfortable, padded straps. A clip/tie inside to attach a harness to. Both side doors zip wide open, they can walk in or out (only open one side at a time or it collapses with both sides open at once). Zip open the top and they can jump in and out.When it arrived I started feeding my cat her meals and treats in it. Eventually I started to toss treats in the top rather than just from the sides– at last she hopped right in after them, and after about a month of doing this every day, would hang out for a few seconds, relaxed enough for me to pet her. I started to zip it shut after she got into it for treats, and she was fine. Then I started picking it up with her in it and walking around the apartment with her on my back. No shaking or howling, and at some point I realized she was sitting back there purring while I brushed my teeth haha. The only part that is challenging is getting it on my back. It works best to put it on a table and back up to it, easing my arms into the straps. Definitely easier with a second person to help. Once it’s on it feels secure.I was planning to start taking her for walks in it but she had an emergency and needed to go to the vet. Well it was very easy to get her in there, I just tossed some treats in and zipped her in as usual. Picked it up, put her on my back and off we went. She still hated the travel and vet part but it was easier. When we got back she got treats while in it, and then I opened the side door and out she came. Have continued the feeding and treats routine without a hitch.Size-wise, she’s a small cat and can sit up straight or curl up in it, but not quite wide enough to stand in a normal stance. It doesn’t look small enough to fit under economy seats on a plane. Happy with this purchase, it’s easier on my body than carrying her in a regular case.

Great sturdy, attractive backpack carrier for adventure cats!
This is a great bag for taking your small pets out in the world with you. I purchased the version currently listed as style Grey 1`, which I highly recommend. I chose this particular backpack carrier after doing a LOT of research for a few reasons. First, it has a solid bottom which doesn’t collapse under the weight of either my 12 pound or 8 pound cat. Second, it has a chest clip and waist strap, which makes carrying a sometimes squirmy cat a much easier task than it would be without that stabilization. Third, the mesh windows are made of a rubberized mesh which can actually stand up to cat claws, unlike the fabric mesh that a lot of these backpacks have, which makes them really only suitable for carrying dogs. Nice bonuses include the roll-up window (although be careful with that snap, it seems like it might be fairly easy to accidentally rip off), reflective strip on the bag, ease of collapsing for storage, and large zip-up pockets on both sides of the backpack. The window can be unzipped even when you’re wearing the backpack and your pet is inside, and (assuming your pet is small enough – I’ve only tried this with my small, but fully grown, 8 lb cat) they can stick their head out without falling out completely. The bottom of the bag is waterproof enough to handle accidents without leaking, and urine can be easily cleaned up with an enzymatic cleaner (I used Nature’s Miracle), as the bottom of the bag isn’t absorbent. Finally, if your pet has dark fur (both my cats do), the mesh provides a sort of privacy screen and they can’t be seen very well when they’re in the bag. Not sure if that’s a bonus or not, but it did allow me to semi-discreetly ride the bus with my cat in the backpack. One (potential) downside: this bag is not really big enough for two fully grown cats (although I’m sure kittens could do just fine). I was hoping to find something both my cats could ride in, but at this point I don’t think that’s something any reasonably sized backpack carrier can do. My cats did recently figure out how to share a different, but similarly sized, carrier on a very long road trip, and they shoved themselves in there like Tetris pieces so I doubt any travel carrier will provide enough space for the two.In summary, if you’re looking for a really great backpack carrier for your adventure cat, look no further! This is undoubtedly one of the best backpack carriers on the market currently. It’s a bit expensive, but very much worth the cost, and will surely stand up to many years of use.

It’s great quality and my small Pomchi fits in it perfectly. It’s great when I have to bring her to far places or out for a long time. I like the pockets on the side, I can store her treats and some food and water bowls in there so I don’t smell like dog treats myself. In the beginning she tried to scratch her way out if it the first time I brought her out but now she loves it. A couple treats always help

The quality is excellent and the pack is comfortable to wear, great for travel and backpacking with pets