Mr. Peanut's Gold Series Standard Size Airline Compliant Expandable Pet Carrier V3.0
Product Description
Mr. Peanut's Gold Series Standard Size Airline Compliant Expandable Pet Carrier V3.0
- Airline Compliant 18.5" Exterior Length x 11.75" Width x 11.5" Height, best fit for pets less than approximately 17" in length while laying down. Keep in mind the interior of any bag is less then than the exterior due to fabric and padding thickness.
- Premium Brand Auto Self Locking Zippers for Safety and Eliminating the need for fragile clasps as the tote cannot be pushed open by your pet from the inside
- Recommended for Pets Up to 30lbs, Weighs only 4lbs, Open Air Large Mesh Window Ventilation on Top and All Four Sides, Fabric Roll Away Privacy Top Cover and Sides with Top Loading Opening
- Zippered Mesh Pocket for Storing Treats, Meds, Papers, Padded Shoulder Strap with Thick Metal Connectors for Additional Safety Can Also Be Used as Leash
- Wipe Down Composite Nylon Soft-Sided Pet Carrier w Vegan Leatherette Highlights, Water Resistant Lining for easy accident cleanup, Name Tag Holder, Detachable Leash Tether to prevent quick escapes
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