my cat is about 15-20 pounds, sort of round, and he is long. Is it durable and will it hold him and Do you think he will fit comfortably in here?
578927
It is certainly durable. The large will be plenty roomy but will (unlikely, please check with your airline) not fit under airline seat. I recently heard of someone storing their pet in the overhead in which case the large would work. Your pet would also fit into the medium size carrier and have room to turn around, but that's about it. The medium size carrier would fit under an airline seat and make an excellent car seat. The pet can sit up very comfortably while being "wheeled" around with the convertible top open (there is a security leash attachment to avoid their escape) &#128522;
578928
T fit my almost 13 pound dog comfortably. The portion into which the wheels slide cracked after less than 6 months. I can't imagine that the similar cheaper one wouldn't work just as well.
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It is certainly durable. The large will be plenty roomy but will (unlikely, please check with your airline) not fit under airline seat. I recently heard of someone storing their pet in the overhead in which case the large would work. Your pet would also fit into the medium size carrier and have room to turn around, but that's about it. The medium size carrier would fit under an airline seat and make an excellent car seat. The pet can sit up very comfortably while being "wheeled" around with the convertible top open (there is a security leash attachment to avoid their escape) � It is certainly durable. The large will be plenty roomy but will (unlikely, please check with your airline) not fit under airline seat. I recently heard of someone storing their pet in the overhead in which case the large would work. Your pet would also fit into the medium size carrier and have room to turn around, but that's about it. The medium size carrier would fit under an airline seat and make an excellent car seat. The pet can sit up very comfortably while being "wheeled" around with the convertible top open (there is a security leash attachment to avoid their escape)... » Read More It is certainly durable. The large will be plenty roomy but will (unlikely, please check with your airline) not fit under airline seat. I recently heard of someone storing their pet in the overhead in which case the large would work. Your pet would also fit into the medium size carrier and have room to turn around, but that's about it. The medium size carrier would fit under an airline seat and make an excellent car seat. The pet can sit up very comfortably while being "wheeled" around with the convertible top open (there is a security leash attachment to avoid their escape) � « Show Less
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I have a large cat, 22lbs large. He fits perfect in the bed and the sides flex a bit so if wants to stretch out he can. The walls are 5in high and it's 18in wide.
793124
No, it is perfect. I put 2 of my cats, combined weight of 20 lbs. inside, for a trip to the vet. I carried this by the handle only, and it held up perfectly.
977775
If my 5 pound dog didn't fit, I highly doubt your 20 pound cat will. It's well made and he wouldn't scratch through it.
1054027
My cat is 22 pounds and I have used this carrier many times for him with no problems.
1054031
Yes, it holds our 20+ish pound cat, but I will say it's a pretty snug fit...
1111219
My cat, Gray tabby, is tall and weighs 12lbs. He has room to turn around and plenty of width. He does' t move that much in it. I think he enjoys looking out the 'Windows' and also feels secure. Hope this comment helps you.
2125257
My cat is about 13 pounds and this cage has been a great investment. It's easy to assemble and I definitely believe would be sturdy enough for your cat.
726972
Yes, I believe it will be fine. We have 2 cats that are about 15 pounds each. They often play on it together, usually on the top 2 levels.We haven't had a problem with it wobbling a lot or falling over.
1757871
It is sturdy, but may be hard for a big main coon to get up on. I also have a 2o lb MC and he doesent go up it. Maybe if I would put a chair against he would. It should hold your cat,but would put a chair up. I have bought 5 of thse all different and found I like this one the best has a good square platform an more spave for them to sit. Don't buy any others,this is a good one.The perches are bigger.
583251
I'd say this would support a normal-sized house cat. Anything more than 20lbs I'm not sure... but this is fairly sturdy for what it's worth. You could always put braces in on the underside. Or place spikes on top to make sure the cat doesn't get on it. Whatever's clever. Cheers!
1029092
I have a three year old mainecoon and she fits in there nicely..top part is what I was worried about as far as stability but very sturdy product. I would recommend this for any person with a large cat
405183
As long as you mount it with the screws (not the velcro) it will hold your Kitty safely. For a quick test, I just put one of my 20+ pounds of cat on one - no problem.
1372710
I just leave it loose. My older cat weighs 15lbs at the max. I am thinking about using some Velcro to put it together but for now... I haven't seen any issues. Hope this helps.
312182
My largest cat is 18 or 19 pounds and this crate fits him with room to spare. Cats mostly curl up in it (I put a mat on the bottom), so I don't think your cat's measurements would be a problem for short trips. My only concern would be the handle's ability to hold the weight. You might want to tie a strap around it for extra security.
1885867
It states in the description that it will accommodate up to 18lbs. I have a large cat 15 lb and he does very well on this
1253378
Unless you have a 40lb cat it should hold up. This is not made from any thin mesh, it's pretty rugged!