Would this fit in a typical van? I'm moving with 3 cats by car on a 14-hour drive.
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I believe this would be too big for a van once its opened. There is plenty of room for 3 cats though.
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Iopened you would have o put some seats down ,if not oenedyes no problem. It is pretty big opened up.
1083614
My play pen measures between 48-52 inches wide (depending where it is measured) and about 32 inches high. The frame is somewhat flexible so that should help. Good luck with those kitties.
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Hi KarenDefinitely. It's rigid but has a lot of give to it so it can go into an empty van and is flexible enough that if it's a bit tight, it will 'mould' to the area. I've used show cages for travel and large dog crates. I think this would be quite comfy and safe for the cats and would certainly use it if I was moving. Just measure the width of the van. These come in smaller sizes so if the 50" diameter is a bit too big, maybe the 46"woudl be betterand still lots of room for the kitties.I hope this helps
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I purchased the 50" and it is too large for the van. Think of the pappison chairs...those round chairs with a cushion on it. That's about how big around the 50" is. If you got the small one though...I bet that it would fit in the van. Especially if you have the option of laying one of the seats down (for more floor space). On another note...I moved 2 cats from PA to TX in a van and I got the medium wire cage and slid it on the back seat. Both cats enjoyed the ride and so did I!
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Yes 3 cats and a small litter box should fit, if the cats are friendly. It has lots of room and you could also put is a soft blanket for them.
1048426
I don't have the offical specs, buy I've put my 13 lb one in there with no issues and room/weight to spare, just carry it from the bottom as much as you can to be sure. Also, if your cat is curious/smart, he may be able to override the top closure which is held in place by velcro, be sure to put a safety pin in it. My kitten managed to get himself out of it while I was driving...
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Probably not. Once our very clever Poodle managed to get her head through a corner and get stuck and we had to stop, extricate her and re-attach the barrier. There are spaces around the edges that are slightly larger. Cats are smaller, more persistent, and "slipperier." I would assume they could get through. I really think transporting kitties requires a cat crate or carrier. That's how we move ours around.
763071
It would be tight with two 10lb cats.I would recommend getting two carriers.
2205351
I think your 2 cats will fit if they are sitting upright, not laying down. For short trips to the vet it should be okay. The carrier is 16 inches wide, 12 inches deep and about 21 inches high. The carrier is too tall in my opinion even for my cat sitting upright.
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I agree with Leslie's answer: my cat is fairly large (14 lbs) and this carrier is great for short trips to the vet, but I would not use it on a long trip. I would look for something larger.
835891
Yes. I can see it working fine on a roadtrip for a cat. It will probably be manual instead of being able to let it sit alone the entire trip.
533801
Yes... It would fit in a van... it's not that huge. Check out the dimensions on the page
2152545
I bought 2 of the carriers and one was for a 22 pds cat, the other was 14 pounds. There us room for water but I wouldn't place 2 cats in 1 carrier. The top opening was great when we needed to pet and comfort our kitty's on the trip.we drove 1200 miles in 2 1/2 days. Hope this helps.
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I also need to fit 2 adult cats in one kennel for international air travel. There are no crates that are the ideal size, but this one seems large enough based on the IATA size regulations. I was looking for something wider and shorter (30x24x16"), but can't find it anywhere...so they'll have to ride with a high ceiling crate. FYI, we've spoke with the airline and they DO allow up to 2 cats who live together and are comfortable with each other to travel in one crate.
2205352
Hi, it would be a snug fit for (2) 12 lb. cats together. They could sit in it, but I don't think there is enough room for both of them to curl up and lay down. The carrier is plenty tall, but not so spacious around the bottom. I would suggest use for very short trips only. Hope that helps.
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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.
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My wife and I agree with D. Shaffer. The cage isn't strong enough to travel with occupants, especially 4cats, if that is what you intended. Our cage holds 2 10lb cats and they take up both shelves when at rest.
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The 48" crate would, in my opinion, be too large for just two cats. You could downsize by two sizes and still give the two cats plenty of room to stand up, move and use the kitty box. Also remember that that 48" crate would need to fit into a large vehicle. The 48" would fit in a van but a regular sedan perhaps not.
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I plan to use these carriers for my two cats to get them into the car and then let them out. I think it would be two restrictive to have your pet in there for three days. It you are using it to take your himmie to and from the car, then it should work. Ask you vet for guidance.
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I own this stroller and both of my beagles fit in it so definitly 2 cats would. it might be too big for two cats. I never collapse it so can't give advice on that. you might want to look for something smaller.