A durable PP plastic carrier with steel-wire doors, a top-loading hatch, and a carry handle. Built for vet runs, park days, and short trips — with airflow on the sides, top, and back.
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Whether it is a Yorkshire on the way to the dog park or a tabby headed to the clinic, the 23-inch crate keeps pets enclosed, visible, and easier to settle.
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Two ways in. A front wire door and a top hatch give you options when a pet does not want to walk in face-first.
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Air on three sides. Large vents on the sides, top, and back keep air moving on the ride.
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Grab and go. After the pet is inside, lift from the top handle with one hand.
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The top hatch unlocks by pulling one of the two black handles, then lifts and swings left or right. The front door uses a spring latch: pinch the levers and pull forward so the door opens outward smoothly.
Two entry points usually mean less wrestling at the door — useful for cats and for dogs that freeze at a front-only crate.
Weight is only a guide. Measure your pet’s length and height before you buy so they can stand, turn, and lie down.
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Use it for the vet, a weekend cabin, or a walk to the park. The hard shell takes knocks better than a soft tote, and the vents keep the interior from feeling closed-in.
It is aimed at cats and small-to-medium dogs around 12–20 lb. Always measure body length and height. Weight alone is not enough.
Yes. Front and top doors. The top lid can open left or right, and a handle sits on the roof for carrying.
The spring latch is meant for one-handed use. Pinch, pull, and the front door swings out. The top hatch uses the black handles to unlock, then lifts aside.
Vents run along the sides, top, and back so air can move through the crate while your pet is inside.
The shell is durable PP plastic; the door is steel wire. Clips plus screws hold the two halves together so the crate stays rigid when you lift it.
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23-inch dual-door hard carrier with steel-wire doors, full-body vents, and a travel handle.
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