LOLLIMEOW Pet Carrier Backpack for Dogs and Cats,Puppies,Fully Ventilated Mesh,Airline Approved,Designed for Travel, Hiking, Walking & Outdoor Use

Perfect carrier for big booty cat
LOVE. My cat is around 20+lbs so finding a cat backpack that’s not too small for his holy thickness is a gamechanger. It’s amazing to have the option to roll him, which I prefer over adding another 20 lbs to my shoulders. He’s still got a decent amount of room to move around and actually seems comfy in there. The netting isn’t that cheap fabric mesh either, so when inevitably he pokes his claws through the holes, I’m honestly not too worried about tearing. It also comes with a cute little plush blanket inside cats love to make biscuits on. Really seems designed with both cat and owner needs in mind.

Roomy enough for even my things too.
Great for travel. I used it on a trip to Seattle with my miniature Dachshund. He loves it. Jumps right in. Outside pockets fit all his gear & snacks & it fits under the seat as a carryon perfectly. It’s safe, durable & multipurpose. I kept throwing my “extra” stuff inside. So roomy.

Awesome
Great backpack, my cat loves this, & he gets some fresh air & comfy at the same time, made well

Very nice pet carrier backpack
I started with two pet carrier backpacks—the Apollo Walker and Lollimeow—but quickly realized that wheels would make life easier. So, after some searching, I ended up purchasing a pet carrier backpack with wheels instead.That said, if you don’t need wheels (they do add weight and bulk), both the Apollo Walker and Lollimeow are great options. The Apollo Walker is much roomier, which gives pets more space but also makes me worry about whether it would fit under some airline seats.Both carriers fully open on the sides and top front, making access easy. They also come with soft, removable bottom pads, though Apollo’s pad is thicker and has a washable zip-off cover—definitely a plus.Storage-wise, both have side pockets, but Lollimeow’s is roomier and zips closed, while Apollo’s is just an elastic enclosure. Lollimeow also has a strap to secure it atop a rolling carry-on, which Apollo lacks.Comfort features vary: Neither has stowable shoulder straps, but both have waist straps for extra support. Apollo adds a chest strap, while their back panels differ—Apollo’s is padded fabric, while Lollimeow’s is padded plastic.Ultimately, it depends on what you need. If space is your priority, Apollo Walker wins. If compact design and airline-friendly features matter more, Lollimeow has the edge. And if you’d rather roll than carry? Go for wheels!

Esta súper bonita y práctica

Rather disappointing for the price. It’s good, but there are cheaper options. I bought it on the basis that it claimed to maintain a level base when tilted back – but it doesn’t (this claim has subsequently been withdrawn). The base is held together with velcro – which concerns me; and the shoulder straps don’t fit neatly away when it is is roller mode. There is no way to cover the side mesh “windows” if you ever need to fully cover your pet (eg weather etc) without awkwardly draping something over it. Also the interior base isn’t so comfy and could have been a bit more plush. For the price I expected all the above features & more. Very disappointed. I would have been happier if it was half the price (but still worried about the velcro) because that’s all it’s worth. There are similar & cheaper carriers available.

Usualmente los comentarios son de productos recién adquiridos, asi que considero que vale la pena comentar cómo ha sido nuestra experiencia con la transportadora al tener un perrito mediano:Se ha usado desde que nuestro pug Frank tenía un mes de edad y la usamos para todo: salidas en familia, al parque, viajes en carro o en avion, algunas veces para andar en Uber (que en la ciudad de México son muy especiales al dejarte subir con mascotas pero aceptan rápido si saben que el perrito va en su transportadora), etc.Para nada se han estropeado las rueditas ni ninguna de sus partes externas, las cintas son extra resistentes al grado que ya despues de dos años y con mi mascota dentro (20lb), te puedes colocar la mochila en la espalda sin miedo a que algo se rompa. En el interior, la tela se ha gastado por la limpieza extra que le he dado, en parte por su color mas esos días lluviosos con la mascota mojada.Las bolsas a los lados son muy amplias y cargan gran parte de las cosas de mi pug: juguetes, cadena, pechera y sobre todo tapetes entrenadores (5) pero hay que tomar en cuenta que la parte interna le afectará en el espacio a la mascota, asi que cuidado con cosas redondas.Ya a sus dos años, Frank puede seguir tomando siestas en el fondo de la transportadora con las ventanitas cerradas y hasta con la tapa extra para darle sombra sin miedo a que no cuente con buena ventilación (nota: solo siestas, porque tampoco le queda mucho espacio).Que hablando de las ventanas, el material es excelente y ni garras ni dientes la han podido lastimar y aunque no es agresiva mi mascota, sí jugamos rudo con él jeje.Si hay algo que no me gusta mucho es que desde el principio es que se siente pesada al llevarla en la espalda pero nada que compense el llevarla sobre las rueditas.