Pet Dog Cat Carrier Sling Hands Free Puppy Outdoor Travel Bag Portable Pet Shoulder Bag Nail Clipping Cleaning Grooming Bag, Washable and Foldable,Fit Below 18lb Cats&Dogs (Green)

Fizzgig, the fuzzy one, walked right into the bag and stuck her head out the hole! I couldn't believe it! All I did was unzip it and hold the strap up. Pics are from the 3rd time she did it in a row. LolSturdy construction, plays into cats curiosity, she loves it.No stretch as it is solid canvas. Collar is a bit stiff and hard to manage.Definitely worth the money!!!

This bag is made of much stiffer material than I expected. I'm still trying to figure out how to get my cat into it, since apparently you have to scrunch up the whole bag up to the neck opening in order to get the cat's head through it, then if you haven't been clawed to death by now, you can try to ease the bag over the cat's body. It zips at the back end. Maybe it will work.

I got this intending to use it with our young 13 week old kitty who has recently been diagnosed with epilepsy. After a seizure, Kitty becomes confused and needs a lot of comfort. Clinginess is common afterwards too. My thought was, if I can get him into this carrier, it will let him get the clinging and close comfort he wants while keeping my hands somewhat freed up for administering medication and/or making phone calls to the vet’s office as needed.The material is super sturdy: sharp kitty teeth and claws could not penetrate the material. My hands were thankful for that.The bag came in a fairly sturdy ziplock bag which should work for storage.I tested the carrier out during a time when Kitty was feeling well and energetic. To get the cat in the bag, you unzip the back end, put cat in head first, then zip up once cat’s tail and rear legs are completely inside. To let the cat out of the bag (yeah, yeah, pitiful pun here) you unzip the bag, reach in a hold cat’s body securely, then loosen the velcro to free the head.First attempt: Kitty walked all the way through the carrier bag! So my advice is, snug up the neck hole first. After zipping, you can loosen the neck hole according to your cat’s head size.Second attempt: he was confined to the bag...but not at all happy about it! I plan to try again later while using a fleece blanket inside the bag. Hopefully that makes it more comfortable for Kitty. If I can get his head secured safely, I may be able to try trimming his back nails without his teeth getting a hold of me. Not sure the front claws could be reached while using this bag.I personally wouldn’t recommend this for use with an injured cat. The process of putting cat in the bag might aggravate injuries. But for a healthy cat who prefers being held by his human, this would work nicely.I think I would prefer the zipper to be on the top side of the bag so a cat could be loaded from the top side. But I haven’t tried this out with our adult cats yet. Will update in a few days when I’m able to test the bag with them.Overall I’m pleased, and I’m hoping it never has to be used for my original purpose (ie I hope our kitty never has another seizure) but I’m glad to have it available if the need arises.

I do mostly positive reviews here on Amazon. But this cat bag was a waste of my good money. It is Very stiff and difficult to get onto cat. My cat was not happy and once I got her head in to the bottom area, she went right out the neck portion. I could not get at her paws. I purchased this to assist me with cutting her nails. I tried hard, she was very upset and the money was wasted. Not as described realistically. No good use for this item at all.

Hi I have a large/fat cat and this is so perfect for our travel needs however I will say he is low key, not stressed out ever and is so big he can't get out of the head slot so it's really as easy choice for him. If you have a slim small cat or one that hates to be contained I can't comment on how it would work out but overall what a steal of a deal for me. Will buy more for our other cats now and I like that I can buckle the strap for when we are in the car. He really loves to sit with us but I can't have him causing accidents trying to lay on the dashboard etc, enjoy !

... although it may have made it a little easier to trim her nails. Maybe. NOTE: A very tight fit for a 14-lb cat.

My Chihuahua hates getting her nails clipped. I use this bag to keep her still in calm and nail clipping time was a breeze. This is also good for when I'm taking short walks and I know she doesn't want to walk, but she wants to go with me. Great choice for strolling around town with your pet or keeping them still in safe while grooming. Also great for giving pills and medication.

Bought to help cut cat nails. Put one of my cats in back with zipper opened. Cat went in easily then shot straight out the neck end. Hilarious! Might be good for some cat situations but make neck end smaller first! I can trim three of four cats easily without the carrier, but that big fourth one... Item is well made of sturdy material. It's not much value for me. I suppose it might be good for small dogs.

For the first time since I adopted my young cat, she was not stressed going to the groomer. She sat quietly, and seemed comfortable. The opening for her head was good and closed securely. The zipper was easy to open and close and seemed quite sturdy. Once home I gave it a good shake and any cat hair flew off. All in all very happy for the moment.

Surprisingly my two cats went in it all on their own and enjoyed just getting carried around in it. Have not used it yet for trimming their claws. Velcro is VERY tough to get open but that is not necessarily a bad thing.