K&H Pet Products Enclosed Dog Car Seat, Travel Safety Carrier for Pets, Dog Travel Car Seat, Soft-Sided Covered Cat Carrier, Washable Pad, Multiple Entrances, Mesh Windows – Medium 24 X 19 X 17in

Fits perfect in my Subcompact CUV/SUV – 2023 Nissan Kicks SR Premium. Excellent Product!
Excellent Product! Excellent Quality With Strong Material and Durable Zippers! Extremely Roomy and Tall! A+I feel much safer having this for my 4 year old Dachshund and 15 year old Chihuahua. They go everywhere with me and I mean everywhere, work, market, store, and are with me 24-7. They are in the car with me 95% of the time. Everywhere I go allows them too and I keep them in a stroller when I go in anywhere.Anyway I got this after almost getting hit by a U-Haul at an intersection and when my Nissan Kicks slammed on the Automatic Emergency Braking right before I even got to Brake my Dachshund flew out of his car carrier and went onto the floor in the back. I missed colliding with the U-Haul by about 12 inches. Since then it made me nervous. I looked videos up online of dogs in cars that are unsecured in a crash and how they can be injured or even killed. I thought what if I was ever in an accident or hit in the side and they were ejected or came into contact with a hard surface or something. So I started looking… I cannot use the harness type safety things as both of my dogs hate them, get tangled, panic and would injure themselves especially my Chihuahua as she flips out super easy lol… So I wanted something enclosed for safety yet airy, open and tall and something that secured in place good with positive reviews. This product checks all of those boxes with flying colors.I got the 29.5”x22”x25.5” one so they have plenty of room as they like to move around some and my Dachshund likes to stand on his hind legs when in the car. I like that it also has a smaller front and center zippered access point that I can easily reach back and have access too and pet them if needed from the driver seat. The material is very strong and durable feeling and holds its shape very well and the zippers seem very strong. I secured the upper strap over the rear center headrest and tightened it. Then I put my rear center seat belt through the belt strap on the center back part and clicked the seat belt into the buckle and pulled it tight. It is secured in place by 2 strong points which make it safe.I am so glad this is the one I chose and it fits in my vehicle perfect. I have a subcompact CUV/SUV – 2023 Nissan Kicks SR Premium and had no issues with fitting this at all. If I needed to I could put it to either side in the rear seat and it would leave room for 1 person to sit in the rear seat with it in place. Right now I have it centered.Again I bought the 29.5”x22”x25.5” and it is absolutely perfect! A+++

Worked great for my cat on a road trip
The reviews were good for this carrier so I decided to give it a try for a road trip with my cat Arnie. Given the COVID-19 spread this year, I was anxious to get home to Colorado to see my folks but didn’t want to put them at risk by flying. Having made the drive from California to Colorado many times before, I decided to rent a small SUV and pack up my cat and a few weeks of clothes and items and hit the road with Arnie! He of course hates the small carrier we use to take him to the vet, etc, but once I got him to the car, he would usually hop right in and settle in for the drive.I put the carrier in the rear passenger-side seat, and I opted for the medium size to give him plenty of room. As you can see in the picture, there is enough room in the medium for a much larger dog or a few smaller pets probably if they got along. Arnie is just shy of 12 lbs to give an idea on his size of cat. Not giant but not tiny. The carrier IS rather large as you can see so it’s worth noting the dimensions before making your purchase. It fit great in the back of my rented Chevy Equinox but as you can see in the photo, it took the entire passenger-side rear seat, along with about half of the rear-seat passthrough/arm rest area. I was traveling alone with Arnie so I didn’t need any space for additional passengers in the rear, but if I did you would’ve only been able to fit one, and an adult may have felt a bit cramped by the carrier. I have a feeling the carrier would’ve taken up 2/3 of the back seat of my girlfriend’s Hyundai Elantra prob as well, so worth noting for smaller cars if you opt for the medium size. .The carrier has a mesh construction around most of it, which is good because it allows for lots of air flow and visibility (both for his sake and mine to check on him). We were also driving though lots of 100+ degree zones on our drive, so this construction allowed for the rear AC unit to make it right in there to keep him cool. There are zip flaps on both sides of this carrier, which make it easy to transfer the pet into the carrier, though I found it was easiest to do from the driver-side, where i could use the space provided on the vacant seat to maneuver him into the carrier. There is also a large zip flap on the front of the carrier which I was able to use to provide water, treats, or even give him some pets from the front seat. The sun did get a bit intense, so I placed a blanket over the top and half of the front to give him some privacy and respite from the direct sun and he seemed to appreciate that as well.I dinged this carrier mainly just on “Sturdiness” (3 out of 5) because the front mesh panel sagged a bit on my trip, and I wish it had been more taut. By sagging inward, it did probably take 1-2″ out of the front of the carrier for open space for Arnie. He was fine, but it just felt a bit like a design flaw that could be fixed in future iterations. Also because the carrier is designed to fold down for storage (which is great!), it unfortunately is nowhere near sturdy enough to feel good about carrying say from the car to a hotel room or home with the pet inside. At all stops I would transfer Arnie back to his smaller carrier to get him from the car to inside. It is worth noting that the carrier does have a strap that you can flip behind the headrests to help “secure” it to the seat, along with a strap you can loop a seatbelt through. I say secure in loose quotes because it mainly kept it from moving too much when braking heavily, etc but by no means was it firmly anchored in place, which should come as no surprise to anyone but is worth mentioning.Aside from the minor sturdiness issues I mentioned, this carrier was great overall. My cat slept comfortably for many hours in the back seat on our days of drives and I would highly recommend it (or one of the other sizes larger or smaller in conjunction with ones needs) for a comfortable space for your furry friend while in the car.

This is the BEST travel crate I have purchased over many years. It offers plenty of air. I have two small dogs that travel in the medium size. They can easily stand and move around in it. Being able to secure it with a seat belt offers added safety. It is very well made and of high quality.I have spent probably thousands of dollars, trying to get the perfect travel crate over the last 5 years and at last I have found it. I highly recommend it.

It allows my Sheltie to comfortably lay down and also stand up and adjust with ease. I also like that you can secure it to headrest/put seat belt through back loop. It also has a very nice soft mat and good quality netting with 3 points of entry for your pup. I got the large size and takes up side and middle of back seat in car.