Hard-Sided Pet Carrier for Cats and Small Dogs, 20" Sturdy Travel Kennel with Secure Wire Door & 360° Ventilation, Portable Plastic Crate for Vet Visits & Car Travel (Blue/Grey)

TRAVEL-FRIENDLY & MULTI-PURPOSE: Equipped with an ergonomic, easy-grip top handle for effortless carrying. Whether you are taking a quick trip to the vet, going on a road trip, moving to a new house, or simply need a safe indoor resting space, this portable crate provides robust protection for your pet.
HASSLE-FREE ASSEMBLY & EASY TO CLEAN: Set up takes seconds with no tools required! The clever two-piece design connects securely with sturdy snap-lock side buckles. Accidental spills? No problem. The smooth plastic interior is waterproof and highly stain-resistantsimply unclip the top half and quickly wipe it down or rinse it off.

• My cat hates going into carriers. Can I take the top off to put her in? Yes! The top half completely detaches in seconds using the side snap buckles. You can gently place your nervous pet in the open bottom tray first, then securely snap the top back on. Stress-free loading!
• Does this hard kennel take up a lot of space when not in use? Not at all! Thanks to the quick-release buckles, you can easily detach the top half and nest it upside down inside the bottom tray. This clever nesting design saves significant storage space in your closet.
• Is the front door plastic or metal? My bunny chews things! The front door is made of heavy-duty, chew-proof metal wire with a secure squeeze-latch lock. Its highly durable and escape-proof, making it a perfectly safe travel crate for rabbits, cats, and small dogs.
• Do I need tools to put this travel crate together? Zero tools required! It assembles in seconds using secure, heavy-duty side snap buckles. You can easily attach or detach the top and bottom halves for deep cleaning or space-saving storage when not in use.
• Is this hard pet carrier airline approved for cabin travel? While its sturdy build meets many travel standards, hard-sided kennels often do not fit under airplane seats. Please check directly with your specific airline regarding their cargo or cabin regulations before flying.

My cat hates going into carriers. Can I take the top off to put her in?

Does this hard kennel take up a lot of space when not in use?

Is the front door plastic or metal? My bunny chews things!

Do I need tools to put this travel crate together?

Is this hard pet carrier airline approved for cabin travel?