X-ZONE PET 3-Door Folding Soft Dog Crate, Indoor & Outdoor Pet Home, Multiple Sizes and Colors Available

  This X- Pet Zone 3 The cat RV has been renamed from the Door Folding Soft-Sided Pet Carrier. I bought this pet carrier for a dog, but it was a hit with my 12-year-old cat. She despises the hard-sided carrier and immediately starts crying. She didn't cry or fight when she got into this carrier because it was soft. She's a cat, so she's allowed to change her mind at any time. For the time being, she enjoys it. As the human who is assisting this feline descendant from a long lineage - This is one of the few Amazon products that I would repurchase and recommend to family and friends. Please read the other reviews to see what else this product can do wrong. made - A strong attack on the fabric can quickly degrade it. My cats' claws are sharp, and they could rip the fabric netting to shreds. My cats and Westie mix dog aren't aggressive towards carriers, so two zippers that meet can be pushed apart. We were able to put a stop to that behavior at an early stage - They could, however, rip their way out of this carrier in an unfamiliar environment. In terms of my own situation, I'm in a bit of a pickle This is a fantastic carrier. This is what I like about it:br>1) It's about the same weight as my hard-sided carrier, but it's a little taller. It is large enough for my 15-pound cat to stand in. Choosing a larger carrier over a smaller one is my recommendation. It's a good investment. 2) Mesh windows on all sides provide ample ventilation. The cat is safe while still being able to see what's going on around it - For cats, this is crucial. 3) The faux fur carpet is both soft and durable. Soft surfaces are preferred by my pets. 4) Additional exterior pockets for carrying items such as treats - food - and more. 5) The door at the top of the stairs - That feature was necessary for my three-legged cat, who became all claws when I tried to put her in a carrier. For years, I've carried my belongings in a carrier with a top door, which has kept my skin scratch-free. They instinctively put their paws down when their feet go in first. Oh yeah! It's fantastic, hands down. If they cling to the carrier with their claws - this is a sign that they are aggressive. That's a lifesaver, and I know how to unlatch their claws and feed them into the carrier quickly enough that instinct takes over. Do not mess around with the zipper. Just zip it up and call it a day. The zippers worked perfectly. 6) The front door is roomy and rolls up, with a built-in sticky loop tape to keep it in place. 7) The edges and corners are well-protected. 8) A clever design prevents the carrier from collapsing in on itself. 9) The soft-sided pet carrier folds flat to about 2 or 3 inches and has latches to keep it secure while being carried or stored. 10) While I don't believe this carrier is suitable for a pet being shipped as cargo on a plane, it could be placed inside a larger hard-sided carrier for a softer ride or stored in your luggage for use when you arrive. Because it folds flat when not in use, it's ideal for traveling by car, van, truck, or RV. Thank you to everyone who left a review for this product - I'm glad I went with the larger size. Even the negative reviews are worth it because a happy customer is one who buys and receives exactly what they expect. When a seller includes a note telling you how much they value you as a customer, I know the company values you. They are not required to do so, but when they do, it sends a message that they care about their product, which is a fabric canvas and mesh screen that can become soiled and wet. This isn't a deal breaker for me, but it's something to think about if your pet soils the carrier. I hope the real-life photos and video are useful to you.

Amara Fox

| Feb 25, 2021

I bought the 36-inch crate for my German Shepherd. She was a good fit in terms of length and width on the inside. For her, the height was a little too short. It wasn't a big deal because she usually sleeps in the car. Unless she wanted to get out of the crate, in which case she had to duck. It would have been fine if the side flaps could have been raised another 2 inches, but my dog didn't like it touching her back as she tried to get out of the crate, and she began to refuse to go in it. As a result, I returned it and replaced it with a taller one. br>br>However, the crate was simple to assemble and disassemble. It appeared to be properly constructed. I liked the side bags, which I use to store a towel, a water bowl, treats, poop bags, and other items, as well as the fact that it has three doors. This crate is primarily used in my car, which necessitates the large opening. However, I also take this crate to agility competitions and on vacations, so the ability to turn the crate in any direction I need is extremely convenient. I also liked how there was a lot of mesh on the non-reflective surfaces. The crate's sides are zippered to help with airflow, especially in the car.

Jane Vazquez

| Jul 22, 2021

This is my first purchase of a soft crate. I have a wire crate that can be divided into sections for a puppy to an adult dog, a solid crate, and now a soft crate. My first large dog was a standard poodle, and because he was alone during the day, the crate was required for a longer period of time; this was not his fault, but ours. Since then, I've had two Portuguese Water Dogs, both of whom only required a crate for a brief period of puppyhood before passing away at the age of thirteen. It was a difficult loss for me to lose 5 days before Christmas. Since I haven't had a puppy in a long time, I'm trying to be as prepared as possible. So, knowing that my dog will visit friends and travel with me, I want to make sure he is both safe and a good guest. br>br>With all of that background out of the way, I just got the crate and put it together. It only took 3 minutes to put together and is beautifully constructed. The quality is excellent, and the pet has excellent visibility. The dog can enter from the front as well as the side, and the pockets are a nice touch. It folds up easily for transportation and has a carry handle that, after using it, I found to be extremely effective. This will be ideal for visits to friends and family. When Asher, my new boy, arrives next week, I can't wait to meet him. This is a great option for anyone looking for a crate that has everything they need.

Juliet Merritt

| Aug 10, 2021

This was used to move a cat for a 12-hour period. This is ideal because there is enough space for the blanket, a small cat bed, and a cat litter pan. Note: br>The pad on the bottom does not have a removable cover for easy cleaning. br>TWO ZIPPERED SIDE ACCESS FOR FILLING WATER/FOOD BOWLS AND CLEANING THE LITTER PAN. br>It wasn't necessary to use the top zippered access, but I can see how it could be useful. br>Lightweight and simple for a woman to carry and load into an SUV (without the litter pan). br>As a safety precaution, cats remained in or near their crates. After the move, you should stay in your new home for at least a week. br>It comes highly recommended. br>br>We used it for a single cat (complete with litter box). It would also be fine to have two cats (especially to keep each other company).

Chandler Oconnor

| Aug 20, 2021

Foldable crate for a medium to large dog or two smaller dogs that is very sturdy. This was purchased for use in the car, but it sits a little too high for the backseat; it would be a better fit for the cargo area of an SUV. The inside bed is very soft, and my dogs enjoyed lying on it. This would be an excellent crate for sleeping or housetraining at home. This product meets my expectations in terms of design and quality.

Jasmine McCarty

| Jan 09, 2021