How do you pick this carrier up? Can it be picked up with a strap with the pets inside? Also is there a shoulder strap?
1004547
There is a strap on the top. We use that to get the carrier in and out of the car. Otherwise, we just use the rolling feature of the carrier. It would be too bulky to use with a shoulder strap.
1004548
There is a handle on the top to pick it up or you can grab both sides to pick up. It is easy to pick up.
1004549
It does not have a shoulder strap, but has a handle on the top you can use to carry with animals inside. It's a great carrier.
1004550
There it's no shoulder strap. This is designed to be rolled or pulled as it has wheels and a pull handle. You can pick it up with a pet inside, but you will probably need both hands due to the size. You would only want to pick this up to put it into a car, go up or down stairs, put it on a table, etc. It's about the same size as a "roll-aboard" suitcase. There is a handle on the top you can use if the top flap is closed and secured. However I think it might be easier to just grasp the frame and pick it up. A lot of how you would pick it up would also depend on the weight of the pet.
1004551
There is a handle on the top of the carrier to easily pick it up. However there is no shoulder strap as the carrier has a rigid frame and it has wheel to eliminate the need for shoulder straps.
1004552
There is a handle on the top that you can use to pick the carrier up with the cat(s) inside. I purchased it because of the wheels. I am very pleased with it.
169920
This pet carrier is HUGE. I do not think you could lift it with animals in it. It won't fit in most cars--unless you have a station wagon. I have a pick-up. Also it came ripped and I can't get anyone to even respond to me about the damage. Hope this helps. PS my granddaughter and nephew get in it and ride!
2041156
First of all, I think that the smaller size carriers are too small for a 40-lb dog. Maybe the larger-sized carrier (Med or Large) would have the internal room needed. Then there is the question of structure. The smaller carrier has a metal tubular framework that seems strong enough to carry a larger dog. However, the floor of the carrier is nothing more than the canvas stretched over the metal framework. It may be adequate, but to me it seems that the concentrated weight of a 40-lb dog would stretch and maybe deform the canvas floor. I have also used the larger sized carrier (not sure if it is M or L) to carry two cats. It has the same canvas floor as the smaller ones, but there are two nylon straps sewn across the flooring fabric to reinforce the bottom. The total weight of the two cats is somewhere near 20 pounds and the floor was perfect. I'm guessing the larger carriers have sufficiently reinforced floors to carry whatever the recommended weight load is for that carrier. Okay, so a larger carrier is probably good from a structural point. The problem I had carrying two cats is that even though the 20 or so pounds isn't much, the length/width/depth of the carrier, made it awkward for one person to carry it. I did, but I am 6 feet and 200 pounds - still it was sort of clumsy to carry either by the hand straps or the shoulder straps. The smaller gals at the vet clinic could not effectively carry the carrier with the two cats. If there were two of them (one on each hand strap), they managed well enough. Remember now, this was 20-something pounds and not 40 pounds. Moving your 40-pound dog will most likely require one person on each side of the carrier or you doing it alone, hunched over with the shoulder strap while you schlep your feet along.
2001294
There is a carrying strap designed for use when the crate is folded. I don't think it would be strong enough to pick up with a dog in it, unless it was a small dog.
1525555
No it does not have wheels, but the shoulder straps make it easier to carry. Especially if you have more than one pet.
1738743
Just confirming Julia's comment on a handle when folded up. FYI we bought the largest crate and the quality is excellent. I see the carrying handle on smallest size; if possible, check it out at a pet store or give them a call to ask about a carrying handle on that model. I went to a pet store to compare quality & ease of set up & earlier reviews of strong odor vs other crates. Highly recommended.
2160702
This isn't a carrier. My Maltese (puppy) was kept in here when I wanted to keep her safe and out of things. I recently used the pegs that are included to anchor this outside at a family gathering. She (now grown at 12 lbs.) and my cousin's Boxer (a 9-wk old who was about 9 lbs.) were able to knock it over until we remembered to anchor it. The sides are canvas with a metal frame. It folds compactly at the seams of each side and stores in its own case with a handle for easy carrying.Hope this helps!
79729
Yes it does separate from the stroller, so you can carry your pet or so you can put the carrier on the seat.
707781
You can take them apart. The bottom (bigger) carrier has wheels. The top (smaller) carrier does not have wheels. However, you can carry both at the same time via piggyback.
2141184
it has 1 handle on the top. it depends on how strong u are. it's hard for me to carry an 8 lb pup in it. but, i'm not very strong. but it's not as sturdy as a hard plastic vericrate. it also depends on how far u have to carry it. it is kinda unwieldy to carry by hand. the pup or dog will def shift.
1547156
Dear Cindy,Thank you for your inquiry.I would like to tell you you can put your pet in this carrier bag. The material is cotton, the pet will be comfortable. Hope can help you.Best regards,Tozz pro team
409608
It only comes with shoulder straps. I think the last picture is showing that it can be stacked and carried that way.
1785239
No, it only loads through the front gate. It is made for a larger animal, that wouldn't be easily picked up and put in the top of a carrier.
1384286
It will be too tight for two animals to share. I wouldnt recommend you do it. Because of the way the carrier is constructed, it tends to collapse in at the sides. It is however lightweight and can be used in a variety of ways: eg. strapped over your shoulders, wheeled with its collapsible handle, or carried as a hand carrier by its top strp.
1610368
The dog would probably fit, but don't try to lift it. I returned it after I put two of my cats in it and when I tried to carry it, the door came off because it pulled out when the carrier flexed with their weight. The two of them together weighed about 30 pounds.
1482893
I'm unsure about the weight limit. I'll say that my dog has plenty of room and loves this, but he's only 7lbs. I do love this bag and the options it offers for carrying, traveling and such. If they have a larger model I'd get that for your dog because I find that my shoulders carrying a 7lbs cutie can be tiring for my neck and shoulders. Just keep that in mind you may want something with the option of wheels on it to not put your back out.
1213759
I agree with the previous post. The carrier is quite large and there is no place to attach a shoulder strap, as mentioned.