can I use to transport my holland lop, 3.5lbs, long distance? Is there a way to hook pet travel cups?
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Absolutely. You can hook cups through the holes, too, as long as they're kennel or travel cups.
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Although the kennel would easily fit a holland lop, my concern would be the overall height. A kennel that is a little taller may be more comfortable for a rabbit, especially over long distances. Also, there are not any interior hooks for food and water, but the side slots may be able to be used to attach them.
1821658
Sorry, but I didn't actually use this crate--I purchased it to be donated to a local animal shelter.
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This is a very good cave to travel long distance with. We travel 9 hours with my bunny and was very comfortable. I would just suggest putting a litter box in the bottom of the cage for easy cleaning. I dont know about the travel cups though, we just gave our bunny (pepè) water a few times an our through his regular water bottle.Hope this helps -lauren
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I used the kennel for 6 hour flight. It fits easily under the seat in front of you as required by airlines. I don't know what a "holland lop" is, but my cat weights 8 pounds. My concern about the kennel is that it has no openings larger than the narrow slits seen in photo on all four sides; I felt this could cause the cat to be claustrophic. I used a saw to widen the slits on one side so the cat could peer out. The kennel has no door to insert food or water; it opens by raising the top half.
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We have holland lops and they are ok in it...but I would not recommend it! We are getting a bigger habitat. This was not good quality and not as easy to set up as one would think! Sorry...personally I would not recommend his for any pet!
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Yes. To transport a small dog or a 10lb cat. Just to verify, I'd like to say this was a gift. I did put my biggest cat in there to see if he'd fit...he did. I don't know how durable it will be over time but was impressed by it's sturdiness when I looked it over. The recipient of the carrier loved it & transported 2 small cats in it...
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My dog flew overseas to Europe. ...shes a terrier and weighs 20 lbs about .she had lots of wiggle room.water dishes I used ice but they did get the pen wet.i used water bottle like for a hamster.also used dry fur pads to absorb wetness..they worked well...dry fur has a Web and all sizes.i think the cats would be fine.i bought extra ties to secure the doors and replaced all plastic bolts with metal..airline request. Hope this helps.
2010508
The pet carrier we purchased has worked well for us. Our dog is 20 lbs.and we could have used a bigger one, but it works.We ride a trike and it straps on th carrier rack real good. We wish we could have gotten any colorbut black it is to hot.
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1021014
The pet carrier is quite big. but it is super safe and great for our pug. However she rides in it attached to the seat and the oposit side of our luggage rack . She rides on my husbands streetglide so with the saddle bags it doesn't seem like it's so big .It definitely would have to go on the seat and the backrest as the secure spot on my softail because my rack is very small.
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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.
2010502
The pet carrier we purchased has worked well for us. Our dog is 20 lbs.and we could have used a bigger one, but it works. We ride a trike and it straps on th carrier rack real good. We wish we could have gotten any colorbut black it is to hot.
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I love this U.S.A. made Basket, they would surly handle you dog ok, but it might not be easy to attach to you scooter, unless you lived in Rockport Tx. then might be able to talk me in to attaching it for you for free. :). If you want look at the Wald web page, & look over what they have. http://www.waldsports.com/ Best to you Adios
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There is a handle at the bottom on the side to use I assume when it's collapsed, but no handle on top. I don't see how you could use it as a carrier as it alone is very large and bulky. I think to try and do so could hurt you doggie. It's a wonderful home and my dog loves it. Sturdy and well built.
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I think it would travel well. I will probably make a simple pillow slip-type washable to protect it. I got the 16 x 12 small one; it came folded in half so only takes up 8 x 12 in refrig. Dog is not trusting of it yet, but I think she will figure it out soon.
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Someone else mentioned that United would not take it for transporting a pet in the baggage area due to the top door. So I would suspect is it NOT approved for airline travel. Probably need one with a solid top for that. However, transporting a pet in the cargo hold on an airplane is risky for your pet anyway. Check with the SPSCC and other similar agencies for their views on this issue. I would probably leave my dog home rather than risk an incident with her on the plane. If I had to take her with me then I would get a small, soft sided carrier and fly with an airline that allowed her to travel with me in the passenger area. Not an option for larger dogs as I understand this issue.
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2*4 perhaps as I read on the answer above . I am not quite sure. My Holland lop fits comfortably, however it has been eating the top door of the cage. I also recommend this cage, make sure he/she does not eat the door!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!
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There aren't any real handles. You could carry them down individually but it would not be the easiest to reattach with the pets in the carrier
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Unfortunately it is difficult to transport. Not like a regular cage that folds down. I guess you could unscrew it and disassemble it. When we go out of town and my cousin watches our dogs for us, we just roll it out to our van and put the whole thing in. It does move easily it's just bulky. Aside from that it's great!!!
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This bowl is pretty large. I don't use it for traveling, but I would think it would be too big to use on a plan with a dog in travel bag. I would suggest a cloth/water resistant foldable portable water cup would make more sense so you could pour water in it when needed, then fold it up when you don't.