MDC Cat Carrier, all round view, great for travel, ideal for vets visits, top opening, Blue

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Not only will your cat(s) have plenty of space, with enough to add furnishings too, but there is plenty of mesh which will allow them to see out and get some much-needed air. One side rolls up, so they can get into it themselves, or the top also opens. A cat carrier could become indispensable, from trips to the vets and cattery to moving home, or simply collecting them after adoption. In fact, we’d argue they’re a must-have product for cat owners. Travelling with your cat on an aeroplane is probably only something you’d do once or twice in your cat’s life, but big moves do happen. If you are about to undertake one, then you need to do things properly.

Top-loading carriers are great if your pet is never ever going to go into the carrier of their own accord, and you need to gently place them inside without tipping the carrier up on its side or risking having your arms scratched.There are cat lead and harness sets out there which could be used if you are only going a short distance, or are confident your cat could travel in the car without being restricted. You want a size perfect for your cat. Not too small so they don’t have enough room to move and make themselves comfortable, but not too big so they are being thrown around when you’re carrying the box. So what’s right? A carrier that is no larger than 1.5X their full measurements is bang on. What else needs to be in a cat carrier?

Blankets– Especially if it is a hard case carrier. You want them to be comfortable, and warm in winter too Remember that, unfortunately, you may need to grab the carrier ASAP should you need an emergency trip to the vet. You don’t want to store it in the loft or somewhere out of reach which could delay you or be hard to get to.

What type of carrier is best for a large cat?

Wire carriers can be great if you think your kitty will want to see everything going on around them, and they are often a very secure option as well with rods and eye fasteners rather than zips, clasps and clips. There is a huge scope of choice out there for prospective cat carrier buyers, but depending on your lifestyle and your cat, there are a few things you have to look out for.