Front Expandable Large Cat Backpack Carrier, Fit up to 20 lbs, Space Capsule Bubble Window Pet Carrier Backpack for Large Fat Cat and Small Puppy

The media could not be loaded.  So I purchased this particular bubble backpack for several reasons. First reason is I wanted my 10 month old kitten (Tempest) to be able to see all around him. Instead of just a little window. Second reason is that the back of the backpack expands out for more room. I wanted to wait until I was able to really test it out before leaving a review. The color of the backpack matches my boy's harness and leash (as I am trying to keep stuff color coordinated) and is a beautiful color. It very closely matches the pictures. The price is amazing for the sturdiness and durability of it as well....When it first arrived my kitten immediately came up to it and crawled into it. Everytime I take it out he runs up and goes into it. The first week or two I only walked around the house with him as he is young and doesn't know what it is. That and the fact it is currently winter and was an average of -15°. Well today Tempest got his first real trip in it!! I went for a walk to a near by lake and had him in his little vest and leash. He cried for most of the way there, but my younger sister walked behind to comfort him. The video I attached shows how comforting he finds his backpack to be as well as how comfortable he is inside it. He stayed quite warm in it as well. He even napped in it on our way back! When we did get back he kept following me around and looking for it as he wanted to go back out.All in all the comfort of wearing it myself (with the little stinker moving around) was very pleasant. The back of the carrier is cushioned so it feels better for it moving around. The straps are thick and padded as well and has a chest buckle (another reason why I purchased this one), which I find very helpful and supportive. The backpack withstood a lot of snow and the held up great with my kitten inside for the hour walk. I definitely reccomend this if you are looking for something to take your little one out in!!!UPDATE!I was able to take my baby out all summer long last year! He loves his backpack. He feels very uncomfortable and unsafe with strangers around. This backpack is his safe spot. Whenever we run into people on the trail I simply have to set the backpack down with the small side door open and crawls right into it. He fits very well and as you can see in our mountain hike it unfolds to allow space to lay fully out. Ample room and clear view for him. He stayed in the backpack on our kayaking trip until we reached halfway across the lake (away from beach partiers). I was able to easily secure it to the kayak as well.Still highly recommend it to anyone who wants to take their cat out with them.

I'm using this for Cocoa, my 4 lbs. Toy Australian Shepherd. Most of the reviews I saw were of cats, so I thought I'd give a dog's perspective. I use this backpack everyday to tote Cocoa to and from work, and so far it has held up well. Great things about it:-The clear plastic in the front -Cocoa likes to paw at the front of the bag when she wants attention. With other bags that have mesh on the front, she eventually wears a hole in the mesh. I'm thinking this one will hold up for a longer period of time. Plus she can see so much better out of it! That makes her more comfortable when riding in the vehicle.-She can get in and out of the bag through the side with it expanded, and often goes in the bag throughout the day to sleep. So she definitely feels safe and at home in this bag.-The backpack straps are comfy, and there isn't a lot of depth/bulkiness to the bag when it's on your back. Cocoa is thin and fits just perfectly. But if you have a wider/bigger breed, they may be uncomfortable.Things I'm not as excited about:-Only one small side pocket - in her previous bag I could put a water bottle on one side and her food/leash on the other side pocket - this one I can just hold a small baggie of food.-When expanded, the mesh seems a little flimsy so I worry about her being able to tear it easily with her paws. Since I keep the side "door" open and she can go in/out at will, that hasn't been an issue. But if you're using it for containment, it seems a dog or cat could rip through the mesh pretty easily if they don't like to be locked up.- The side door is super small - Cocoa has to bend down and it took a few tries for her to figure out getting in and out. If you have a bigger cat or dog, they may have trouble squeezing through on their own.

I've been looking for a backpack to carry my dog in for quite sometime now. The ones I looked at previously were either open on top or very much "in your face I have a dog here" type backpack. I wanted something light, discreet, and versatile. This backpack exceeded my expectations.The material is lightweight but durable (think Jansport but lighter and more breathable). It is spacious without being bulky because the material is so soft that it basically conforms to the space you need rather than sticking out like a big hulk of fabric. The mesh was surprisingly great. I was a bit skeptical at first as the mesh since it was made of a thick fabric rather than rubber. Not only does the mesh hold up well, because of its thickness, it also makes it hard for others to see that you have a dog inside! Now, I'm not saying this is an incognito carrier, but for a backpack that is made for regular use, it sure does a great job of making your pup less noticeable while giving it ample breathing space. The backpack has several mesh spots allowing for ventilation both when your pup is sitting up (that little zip window) or laying down (on the side of the backpack). The soft mesh also means that unlike other backpacks, you can roll this up when not in use with ease. The zippered pocket outside holds a lot more than I expected (poopy bags, napkins, small wallet, and keys).People have mentioned having issues with the bottom panel popping out but I didn't experience any issues. You can always buy a velcro to adhere the panel to the bottom of the backpack if that's the case but I found that when the panel is *inserted properly* and the backpack is *worn properly* it does not pop out. I've used this backpack a handful of times already and everytime, the panel has stayed put and I never needed to readjust it even after taking my pups out. The key is to insert the panel fully into and under the side edge (almost like you are digging beneath the bag). When you do so, the bottom of the bag will stretch out and stay put. When I wear it, the bottom panel is perpendicular to my back but it does not cause me any pain though my dogs are small (less than10lbs) so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. This backpack also has a leash holder inside as well as a small clasp to make sure your puppy doesn't escape.Finally, some reviewers mentioned that they had issues with the zipper pull. Although I haven't encountered this problem so far, I can attest that the zipper pull seems to be not as well made as the other parts of this bag. However, this is limited to the zipper *pull* and not the zipper itself. Given how great everything is and how the zipper pull could be easily replaced, this did not bother me at all. (Note: The zipper pull also has a built in buckle to prevent your pup from accidentally opening the zipper.)After purchasing so many different pet backpack carriers, I finally found "the one". Stop reading this and go get this now!

Hello! This is a long one...I bought this because I thought it was stylish and very convenient to use. It was to get my cat used to the outside world, before walking with her on the ground, since she's an indoor cat.At first, I loved it! (Well, I still do but is now used only to chill as you can see in the pictures).I got it in a perfect state and I find that the material is sturdy.My cat is 1 year old and weights 8 pounds. At first, she didn't like it at all. It depends on your cat. I was putting her a harnest that I was attaching in the bag (there's a clip to do so).Since I live in an area that we only have 2 months and a half of summer (+,- 30 degrees ish outside). Yes, it is a bit warm inside the bag... even if there's holes and that you can open the sides (little pockets that aren't pockets). It's more than normal that it gets warm... it's a plastic bubble a bit like glass it captures the sun and the warmth stay stuck inside. I would only go when the weather is fresh, sunny but fresh and cool. Morning or late evening weather was good for my cat and me. I wasn't scared fro her to overheat because I'd go in a decent weather.I'm studying cat behavior in a specialized school and I learnt that a cat usually likes to have space in a carrier. When I say space, I mean enough space to move, stand up, turn around, etc... My 8 pounds cat would take almost the whole space. She's not fat at all, she's average weight for a young adult cat. The bag is a bit tight but it can be very good for kittens or smaller cats. Some cats, regardless of their weight, can be very confortable in a tight space.Knowing that and the fact that it gets hot... I decided to keep it and now she likes it to chill in it inside.My cat use it but not for the purpose it was made for ahahahhahahah!🐾😺Overall I like this product, not design for big cats or warm/hot weather.

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Works well. Lots of space for my cat, but shes only 3kg (small cat). Right out of the packaging it had a really bad smell. We had to clean it down and air it for weeks before we could put our cat in it. I will be upgrading it at some point though, Id prefer one with a bit more space and style.

Our cat loves this backpack and uses it as a nap tent every day. Made travelling much easier because she feels comfortable in it and doesn't complain too much. We used this backpack for a few months now and have no complaints about its quality and durability. I especially like how roomy it is when fully expanded.

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