I am interested in this carrier, I have two cats and need a carrier for vet visits, it this carrier big enough for an 11lb cat?
1933359
Yes, definitely. I own two of these, one for each cat. My cats are 10 and 7 pounds and the carriers have more than enough room inside.
1933360
I would say no. My cats would definitely not fit let alone not be able to stand up in this carrier. On the packaging it says for up to a 9 inch dog so I would go by that standard. If your cat is only nine inches tall from foot to head you would be ok but in my opinion it would be very tight fit and they wouldn't be able to even stand up.
1933361
I have a 11lb cat and he does fit but it's snug. He can't stand up in it at all. I need something bigger.
1933362
Yes, my cat is 10lbs and it's fine for vet visits. Only one cat at a time...will not fit both :)
1933363
Definitely not! I mean, you might be able to physically squeeze him in there, but it would be a super tight fit and very uncomfortable for the cat.
312187
It's about 19 1/2" long and about 14 1/2" high inside the carrier so it can fit a pretty big sized cat inside. My biggest cat is 17lbs and though the weight displacement in the carrier can shift around a lot based on the cats position inside it should provide good enough room for small trips to the vet.
1441846
I have a 10 lb cat who has room in the carrier to turn around from one end to the other. I believe it would large enough for both.
2251472
Hi. I really like this carrier. It didn't have a chemical smell at all and I like that you can put your cat in the front or top. The zippers seem strong enough. My cat is about 10 pounds and the space is enough for her.
204517
I think it should be fine as this carrier is really good quality and durable. Our cat is 5 kg and she's got plenty of space and before I purchased this carrier I read another feedbacks that some people can fit in there even 2 cats.
674286
Hi, I got large for my cat. He is around 11 pounds. It was perfect. I wouldn't grt any smaller. I drove from arizona to virgina with him in it and he loved it.
372291
Not sure, it's big enough for a kitten or a ferret, maybe particularly small cat - I gave mine away to animal rescue because my cat is nearly 1.5 times bigger than the carrier...
1798666
I bought the large carrier and tried putting one of my cats (11 lbs) in it and she was a bit cramped.
1524956
Don't even attempt to put both into one carrier. Buy 2 of the large size. Note the size, length, width, height of the large carrier and you'll see what I mean. I have 2 large ones for 2 cats.
23727
I brought it with the intention of putting my 2 cats in it. They do fit but definitely cramped. My cats are furry but not big. However, my far the best animal carrier ever.
204518
I would think so, though the largest cat we have transported in this carrier was 12 pounds. According to the manufacturer, this carrier accommodates cats up to 20 pounds.
39772
The box for LARGE size says it is "ideal for pets up to 20 lbs." and the size of the animal they give is 8 inch (20 cm) high by 17 inch (43 cm) long. I have a 16 lbs large size cat (he is not fat), and there is plenty of room for him in this carrier.
754216
NO they will not both fit. My 11 pound cat fits purrrfectly in this carrier. I couldnt even get half of my 21 pound cat in this carrier by himself
1798665
I think it would be tight - I have 2 cats that are about 5 pounds each and I put them both in one, but I will be putting them in 2 separate carriers when they are full grown which should be about 8 to 10 pounds. Hope this helps!
1803841
I bought this for our cats that are 11-12 pounds and they really love it and fit in happily. I would say that for a big cat (large cat, or 14+ pounds) it's going to be a bit tighter though.
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.
903176
I can't see the picture of the item. But if you're asking about the carrier that can be used as a trolley bag, in a car, and as a rucksack- then yes I believe it will be big enough for two cats who are good friends.