Are you looking for a cozy, multi-use bag for your cat? Try the Cat Carrier & Restraint Bag—great for vet trips, grooming, and travel!
FEATURES:
🐱 Dual-Use Design: Acts as a carrier (vet/travel) and restraint bag (grooming/meds)—no need for separate tools.
📏 Large Spacious Fit: Holds cats 10–19 lbs, 15–18 inches long—roomy enough for comfort, no squeezing.
🚗 Travel-Ready: Padded handle doubles as a shoulder strap (hands-free); seat belt pass-through secures in cars.
✂️ Easy Grooming Access: Velcro ports for front feet, zippered bottom for back feet—simplifies nail clipping/cleaning.
🌈 3 Vibrant Colors: Choose lavender, cobalt blue, or caramel to match your preference.
💪 Durable & Washable: 100% tight-woven cotton (resists claws); machine-washable; replacements if cat rips it.
📏 Large Spacious Fit: Holds cats 10–19 lbs, 15–18 inches long—roomy enough for comfort, no squeezing.
🚗 Travel-Ready: Padded handle doubles as a shoulder strap (hands-free); seat belt pass-through secures in cars.
✂️ Easy Grooming Access: Velcro ports for front feet, zippered bottom for back feet—simplifies nail clipping/cleaning.
🌈 3 Vibrant Colors: Choose lavender, cobalt blue, or caramel to match your preference.
💪 Durable & Washable: 100% tight-woven cotton (resists claws); machine-washable; replacements if cat rips it.
Cat Carrier & Cat Restraint Bag SPECIFICATIONS:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 10–19 pounds (fits medium to large cats) |
| Cat Length Fit | 15–18 inches (from base of head to base of tail) |
| Material | 100% machine-washable cotton (claw-resistant, tightly woven) |
| Color Options | 3 colors: lavender, cobalt blue, caramel |
| Travel Features | Padded handle/shoulder strap, seat belt pass-through |
| Grooming Features | Velcro front foot ports, zippered back foot access |
| Durability Guarantee | Replacements offered if cat rips a hole |
HOW TO USE:
- For Travel/Vet Visits: Place your cat inside, zip securely; use the handle/shoulder strap or secure to car seats via seat belt pass-through.
- For Grooming: Secure cat in the bag; use Velcro ports to access front feet, unzip bottom for back feet—trim nails or give meds safely.
- Cleaning: Machine-wash the bag (gentle cycle) after use to keep it fresh.
FAQ About Cat Carrier & Restraint Bag:
Q: Will the cotton stand up to my cat’s scratching?
A: Yes—it’s tightly woven to resist claw damage; we offer replacements if it rips.
A: Yes—it’s tightly woven to resist claw damage; we offer replacements if it rips.
Q: Can small cats (under 10 lbs) use this too?
A: Yes—it’s spacious enough for small cats, though designed for 10–19 lbs (they’ll still be cozy).
A: Yes—it’s spacious enough for small cats, though designed for 10–19 lbs (they’ll still be cozy).
Q: Is the shoulder strap comfortable for long walks?
A: Yes—the strap is padded, so it won’t dig into your shoulder during trips to the vet.
A: Yes—the strap is padded, so it won’t dig into your shoulder during trips to the vet.
Q: How hard is it to get a skittish cat into the bag?
A: The soft cotton and wide opening reduce stress; gently guide your cat in, then zip closed easily.
A: The soft cotton and wide opening reduce stress; gently guide your cat in, then zip closed easily.
We recently took in a stray kitten (Pigpen), and he absolutely destroyed his poor nose against the mesh carrier on his way to be neutered. So, we tried a backpack that had a plastic bubble window when he needed to go to urgent care—that was even worse. We ended up with blood EVERYWHERE.
I needed another solution. I was skeptical that this would work, but also desperate. We have three resident catswhose tolerance for the carrier varies, so I hoped at least one of them would like this carrier.
First of all, all three were quite happy to be bagged up and carried for a test drive. The medium size easily fit our 9, 10, and 13 pound kiddos, all with very small frames. I was also happy to see the handle did not pull in the fabric around the collar, so there was no danger of choking.
But the real test came with Pigpen. He’s only 6 months and 9 pounds, but is already bigger than our adult cats.
I had to take him to the emergency vet, and while he wasn’t psyched to get into the bag at first, he significantly calmed down in the car. The bag also helped the vet get his vitals and perform an examination—otherwise, they said, they would have needed to sedate him because he was so scared.
I let him out of the bag while we waited, but when I offered it as an option, he literally dove into it, put his head through the collar, tucked his tail and feet in, and clearly felt much safer.
Pictured: Pigpen with his very scabbed nose from the previous 2 carriers, then finally resting with room to spare.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now I just have to buy three more 😅 maybe after the vet bills are paid off…