Sport Pet Designs Foldable Travel Cat Carrier – Front Door Plastic Collapsible Carrier Collection, Waterproof Bed

Sturdy, Compact, and Easy to Use
I finally decided to get new cat carriers since one is way too small, and the other is too big and held together with zip ties. I also have had a terrible time getting my smaller cat into the small carrier, as unlike her sister, who waltzes in the door willingly, she’s a fighter who wont go down without a fight.
So after this latest cat wrangling experience, I went looking online and found these carriers. Initially I bought two, one regular and one larger XL size, but I could tell just by looking at the size of the box that the XL was WAY too big for my needs. I ended up returning it and eventually bought a second regular.
The regular size is perfect for me, my cats are average sized, with one being a bit heavier than the other, but they both fit comfortably in these carriers. Having a cat bed is also nice, gives a bit of comfort for them while they’re in there, better than the towels I used to put in there that slid around and bunched up.
When folded, the carrier is far more compact than non-folding ones (naturally). This is great since I feel like in most cases, people only break the carrier out for vet trips or if they’re taking a pet on a long trip, so instead of these bulky crates you need to store, you can fold them up and put them in the bottom of a closet
The folding aspect was a strong selling point, however my favorite aspect is the large door. For myself, this makes it far easier to get my escape artist cat into the carrier, as I’m not trying to get her through a little door that she can brace her paws against, and instead I just lower her in and can swing the door up while one hand holds her from jumping out.
Overall I’m a huge fan, and honestly I’m a bit disappointed I have to wait until their next vet appointment to really give these a good use. Maybe I’ll just put them in and walk around the house for a bit, get them used to the carriers.

Fantastic!
tl;dr: The absolute best pet carrier I’ve ever used, out of various styles and sizes. My only regret about this carrier is that I didn’t find it sooner!
PROS:
–Flexible, lightweight plastic. I I initially mistook that for possible flimsiness compared to our rectangular carriers’ hard plastic, but not at all. My cat has been in and out of this carrier repeatedly, logging nearly 3,000 miles in it on several long car trips and further miles on numerous short trips. The carrier’s condition remains as good as when it arrived new.
–Much easier to get my pet in and out, compared to a conventional carrier, even a top-loading one. Less stress on both sides. Unless a grown cat was regularly trained from kittenhood to be used to a carrier, it’s a huge deal not having to fight an adult cat’s natural instincts to resist confinement in a conventional carrier’s design.
–More space and visibility; my cat has plenty of room to stretch out without the larger upper volume and clunkiness of a rectangular carrier, with more light, and he can see out better. Also easier for me to see how he’s doing, even from across a room. The triangle shape made me think it might be more crowded inside, but that’s not the case.
–Easy to carry; I was unsure about this at first, as the different shape and weighting felt new and strange. But after a few trials, I figured out the best way to carry it. It’s like any carrier in that I wouldn’t want to have to lug a cat in it very far on foot, but it’s no more difficult than a rectangular carrier.
–A real space-saver in that it easily folds up when not in use.
CONS:
None for me. I’d buy one again and will do so when our 2nd older carrier can’t be patched together anymore.
POSSIBLE CAVEATS for which I wonder if a conventional, harder-plastic, rectangular carrier might work better (?):
–An unusually combative, terrified animal that is unable to settle down; the carrier’s lighter weight might make it easier for a thrashing animal to knock itself and the carrier over or even pop the door open, I don’t know.
–Public transportation in general, unless the animal is mellow, calm, and unlikely to startle.
–Air travel; I can’t recall from the product description, but I don’t think this meets commercial airline standards for pet-carrier construction.

We’ve been using this as the cat’s nighttime bed and he’s used to it.

Existen transportadoras convencionales de todos los tamaños siendo el más común “el rectangular” y luego encuentras esta con un diseño llamativo.
El contenido del paquete incluía la transportadora y la camita, es un plástico muy sólido, sencillo de armar y 0 estorboso.
Este lo utilizo como casa para mis gatos cuando requiero hacer actividades del hogar, me gusta la ventilación.
¿Cuántos caben? Sin problema caben 3 gatos pequeños, quizás 4 y 2 grandes pero todo depende la anchura del gato.
Si tienen la opción de adquirir la compra, es una buena opción, después buscaré un tamaño chico, siempre es de utilidad.

These are fantastic. We bought three ( 2 small and 1 large) for our three cats before a cross country move in a smaller car. The cats were napping in these a couple days after we bought them. Very easy to load and unload. Secure when carrying under load and fold up nicely when not in use. Good quality construction and great design. Definitely would reccomend and purchase gain.