will it hold a 25lb cat? been seeing alot of negative feedback about stitching becoming undone.
1433569
I have two of them, one in Ny and one in Florida. I have had no problem with either one and at times have put a 20 LNG schnauzer and my 10 lb Morkie in it together
1433570
I believe it could handle a 25lb cat. I never had any trouble with stitching. I found it to be of good quality.
1433571
I'm voting no. It takes some maneuvering going over curbs, etc. I've used mine w/2 elderly pets weighing roughly 10 lbs and I wouldn't want to go much over that. I DO love this buggy... well worth the money.
1433572
My dog is 20 pounds and I have had no problems with stitching coming undone.
1433573
I have not had the issue of stitching coming undone. My 10 lb yorkie loves it! It is quite roomy
1433574
Yes it should be fine with a 25 LB cat. I carry my two Shih Tzus in it and between them they are about that weight. I haven't had any problem with the stitching so far but I don't think the frame and wheels would stand up to rough surfaces. It's fine on sidewalks and paved roads.
963523
Hi. It could on a larger cat 10 lbs and up. It will look big, and the collar is not a break away collar, so that could be a problem for a cat. Thanks!
987970
Hi, our cat is probably 9-10lbs and it fit her. Getting it on is "fun", but it was secure and stayed on once fastened.
204516
This carrier is quite sturdy / durable. I'm pretty sure that your cat will be comfortable, as well as the carrier will be durable enough to hold the 20 pounds. We were so pleased with this carrier that we purchased 2 more.
2125395
I have several cats who are pretty big cats - one that weighs 25 pounds. It is a VERY STURDY cat tree. I have had all three spaces occupied at the same time with no problem - even with the 25 pound cat.
1942671
I bought this for our two shihpoos (age 7 mos/8lbs. and 6 lbs.) They both can sit in it when taking them on short trips...vet/park/etc. BUT it would not be good on a long trip; which is really what I bought it for. I love how well made it is, and use it for short trips. We also have a 6 year old, 13 lb. ragdoll and she fits fine. I would guess it could accommodate two, maybe three adult cats. If I can help answer any more questions, I am happy to do that.
793124
No, it is perfect. I put 2 of my cats, combined weight of 20 lbs. inside, for a trip to the vet. I carried this by the handle only, and it held up perfectly.
340985
It might! (it could be a "stretch" though, ha ha!) My 13 lb cat loves it, but he pretty much fills it up. If you get it, make sure you use the screws to mount it. I would recommend that for any cat, but especially a 16-pounder. And as I recall, product it rated for up to 20 lb cat. Also, we got the one without the bolster, which I would imagine has more room than the one with.
396142
Oh definitely! It's a very sturdy carrier. Would probably go smaller on the size than I got for my Scottie. Just measure the length of your cat, nose to base of tail, and then go off of the sizing chart.
666079
I think it would hold them both but wouldn't expect them to be comfortable if they are about 10 pounds apiece. I used it to transport 2 kittens but they were each around 5 or 6 pounds at the time and were able to curl up nicely with each other. I would suspect that if you have very mellow cats it would work for you, but if they're large, it wouldn't offer them a lot of room.
180970
This is not meant for your cat to be put in and then tied up. All the cat has to do is pull against the leash and the velcro will undo. As for escaping out of the harness with no leash attached; my cat hasn't ever escaped out of it while just wearing it. It's the tension between the harness and the leash that causes the velcro to come undone.
1453811
My 22lb Maine Coon lays in it all the time, it holds up just fine. However, my cat could never fit in it if it was under a chair, so I have it attached to an end table in my living room. The end table is bigger and it's easy for my cat to get in and out of. All I did was buy some velcrow strips (I bought these ones: C2G / Cables To Go 29856 Velcro Hook and Loop Cable Straps - Bright, 11-Inch, Multi-Color 12Pk ) and extended the ones on the hammock and it fits great, it also stretched out the hammock to fit my cat better.
992929
Sorry. Our cat weighs less than ten pounds, so we're not in a position to make a judgement re your situation. The first couple of times we tried it, she slipped right out of it and POUFF was gone...but not far.
666019
It may work for a very short while. My puppy outgrow it by the time she was 12 pounds. It's a nice looking bag and well made so for one full grown cat it would be perfect as long as it doesn't claw the netting.
1765575
It might be a tight fit, my tiny 8lb cat fits great, but it took my 14lb cat longer to get used to. She has a bit of room and can turn around in it, but I think she would be unhappy if she gained more than a few pounds, lol.
1960029
I use mine for 25 lb cats and they can get all the way in and walk around in it; so I am sure that if your dog is not too large, it would work fine. A Scottish terrier or a little larger will fit fine.
1394473
I actually lent this out to my son for a weekend trip to Boston after my house guest left and have not gotten it back yet. Short answer is no first hand experience yet, best guess is after the way we bounced like crazy on it after it was set up there should be no problem. It really is well made IMO. I'm 220 lbs and it didn't budge a bit. Keep the felines, the real cat type, away though. They would love to knead on this thing. Good luck.