1. Petsfit Soft Pet Backpack Carrier

A stiff frame that keeps the walls off your cat, a flat top she can stand on, and a hip belt that takes some of the weight off your shoulders.
Petsfit gives it 13.5 by 12.5 by 17.5 inches and a limit of 18 pounds. The frame is what you pay for: the walls stay up, so she sits on a flat floor instead of sliding into a sagging pouch, and the reinforced top holds a cat standing on it, for the one who would rather ride on the bag than in it. Four mesh windows let the air through, there's a leash clip inside for her harness, and the mat comes out for the washer.
The hip belt and chest strap move some of the weight to your hips, which you'll notice on the walk home from the vet. It's a pack for every kind of outing, as long as you don't expect to carry it for hours.
It comes ahead of the Kurgo because most trips with a cat are short. For the vet or the park, the Petsfit carries her just as well, keeps her in a firm box, and costs far less.
The bag is taller than it is long, so your cat rides sitting or curled. Measure her sitting, from the floor to the top of her head: the bag is 17.5 inches tall outside, and she needs room under the top.
- No room for your own things beyond two small side pockets.
- Eighteen pounds is the limit, and a big male Maine Coon is past it.





