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2nd September 2011, 07:46 PM #11Moderator
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Brilliant picture,I am not going to let my lot see that stroller, or hubby come to that he would make me take the cats up to work all on my own if we had one of those,as it is he is getting a load of carriers out at the moment,three have got their annual check ups tomorrow so it is a case of hey ho,hey ho its off to work I go.....! At least I am on the right side of the consulting table in the morning though,super feeling going out of the door & leaving them working hard.
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3rd September 2011, 12:42 AM #12Happy Kitten
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Also wanted to add-- They do have some pet strollers that are more like carriers with wheels rather than a stroller. ;)
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3rd September 2011, 10:52 AM #13The Quiet Kitten
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I have two of these...
BLUE FABRIC CANVAS CAT SMALL DOG PET TRAVEL CARRIER F22 | eBay
which are actually bigger than they look, bigger than the standard carrier from Pets at Home that I also have.
In the blue one above, I can fit all three of my rabbits, and carry them all. They weigh about 8kg between them, so its quite strong too.
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7th September 2011, 02:24 PM #14Happy Kitten
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We needed a new carrier, so just got one of these - PetCargo® cabrio
Kalli is heading for the vet & neutering next week, but she loves just going into it anyway, usually through the top!
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8th September 2011, 10:16 AM #15Active Cat
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We use Dog Carrier - Atlas 40 by Ferplast. It is big enough for a long trip for one cat or a visit to the vet for mom and kittens.
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8th September 2011, 03:38 PM #16Active Cat
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Great Picture. Doesnt your GS get jealous.
Originally Posted by NekoChan
I'd just get the biggest size you can comfortably carry.
I have a bunch of carriers, but yeah most of the ones made for cats are too small for my Maine Coon unless she curls up...
I bought a pet stroller when Roxy my Maine Coon and Church my DSH were kittens because it was getting too heavy to try carrying them both places (vet, pet store, cat shows, etc...) They ended up outgrowing it so I got a bigger one, then a bigger one... It is nice to have because I can just wheel it and I don't have to lug several heavy cats around!
Here it is with two of my younger cats in it:
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9th September 2011, 01:25 AM #17Happy Kitten
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LOL Nah she's used to the cats getting spoiled! Originally Posted by Carol ann
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