Pecute Cat Carrier Dog Backpack Expandable（Black）

Je suis ravis d’avoir pu tester ce produit ! Il est vraiment génial et correspond parfaitement a mes attentes, mon chat l’adore. Il est très pratique pour le transport et offre un vrai confort a mon chat Kiwi tout en me permettant de le transporter en sécurité. Je recommande vraiment cette article

THIS IS A GREAT CARRIER! The extendable part is a lifesaver because my cat refuses to go inside small bags. With the extendable she is willing to stay in the bag without panicking. The extra legroom makes it easier for her to settle in before I fold it up and zip it. My cat likes to sit up in a bag and the dimensions are comfortable for her. Other carriers forces her to lie down which she hates.I also love that the zippers can be locked so it's escape proofed.CONS:My only issue with this backpack is that it was uncomfortable for my back.The rod at the back really would of done better if it was sewn in at the very middle bottom with no touching ones own back.The square bottom plate was also jutting into my back (clearly not ergonomical for a curvy back and spine).I solved this by cutting out the rod and cutting a part off the bottom plate to make it narrower!In no way did it affect the backpack. In fact it only made it more comfortable! The bag does not collapse and fall in on itself by these minor tweaks and adjustments!Im pleased with the bag NOW!

Lo straconsiglio, il mio cane ci sta benissimo. L'ho fatto abituare gradualmente, infatti lo adora. Ci andiamo in moto e in macchina e lui dorme tranquillamente. Al momento pesa solo 4 kg ma credo che andrà bene anche quando sarà più grande. Io ho acquistato quello con la rete cosi respira meglio anche in estate.

I love everything about this backpack. We purchased this for our new puppy and she loved this. The mesh allows great air flow and the pets can see what’s going on. Wish it had a water bottle pocket but otherwise great product.

I have used this for a weekend and it has met all my needs and would recommend it.I have uploaded pictures of my puppy pug mix (3 months) alongside my Shepard mix to give you an idea of her size. This was our first weekend away with her and I wasn’t sure how far she would walk before being tired. This bag worked perfectly, it had a leash inside to keep her in. Three ways to un zip for her to exit if needed. It has straps across my chest and waist making it easier to carry the shoulder straps are padded. It felt sturdy.I really like the bag to give feedback to the makers would be .I would have preferred on the bag would be the pockets I would have preferred zippers for security.I also would have liked the lid to be more pull string type so she could poke her head out and not try to jump out . Although she had a leash she still saw it as a way to stand when the top was opened we just opened it a little to poke her head out but I was traveling with people so they could watch her on my own I would keep the lid zipped.Great bag overall good job ????

I just got back from a 9 day solo camping trip to Utah (well, by solo, I mean only me and my kitty) and I just have to rave about how well this backpack worked out. I didn't have a choice about bringing along my cat, Spider and though she's fine in a car and on a leash, she's never camped or hiked before so I took all the precautions I could think of. In the end, I never needed the RF tracker or the pre-made Lost Cat posters, thankfully.I got this backpack about a week before my trip so she could get used to it and honestly, I think that was the key. The back section does indeed open up to create double the space so I left it on the floor like that for a couple days, playing with her while she was in it. Her sharp nails didn't do any damage to the mesh, by the way! Putting a towel over it at times made it a fun tunnel for her to hide and play in while she got used to it.Then I took her for some trial walks around quiet parts of the neighborhood. I have a bad lower back so was nervous about carrying my cat's extra 13 pounds on long hikes but even when she moved around in it, the backpack felt balanced. It comes with two sets of adjustable support straps across the waist and chest for added stability which I really appreciated but were barely necessary.There are also two side pockets large enough to put a retractable leash in plus a roll of poop bags, and other small items I normally have on hand for a wilderness hike.In the car, I would open up the lower front panel and again cover the whole backpack with a towel so it became a safe little cave for her to sleep in. On hikes, I would open up the top panel and Spider would have her back feet inside the backpack while standing with her front paws on my shoulders and she would enjoy the hike from this safe spot. If something startled her, she would scramble back into the safety of the backpack (super cute!). She was wearing a harness and had a retractable leash attached the whole time so if she wanted to jump down she could. A couple of times we passed other hikers with dogs but I always faced them and the canines never noticed she was behind me. We hiked every day and were both extremely grateful to be able to feel safe while enjoying the wilderness together. It was a great bonding experience.If you and your cat are new to hiking together, my advise would be to take into consideration that every cat has their own tolerance for traveling. Some will do great and others will never be able to do it. But slow exposure to short trips where your cat is made to feel safe (try the towel trick!), especially when the backpack becomes the safe place to hide, will hopefully train them into a whole new and rewarding experience for both of you.