Bubble-window carrier backpack for dwarf rabbit, guinea pig or ferret
30 × 17 × 32 cm backpack in 600D Oxford fabric, ventilated clear bubble window, mesh side panel, washable cushion.
€38.90 VAT not applicable (art. 293 B CGI)
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Description
For a vet visit or a short trip, this backpack carries a small pet: guinea pig, dwarf rabbit, ferret, rat, hedgehog. The front is a clear bubble window with three 2 cm air holes, plus a bite-resistant mesh side window for airflow.
Size 30 × 17 × 32 cm, 600D Oxford fabric, shoulder straps and top handle. The base holds a removable, washable cushion. The whole window unzips, making it easy to get the animal in and out.
Limits: it is a carrier, not a home. A medium or large rabbit will not be comfortable inside; measure your pet. The window lets in light and heat: never leave it in the sun or in a hot car. For a nervous animal, partly covering the window with a cloth helps.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 30 × 17 × 32 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 600 g |
| Material | 600D Oxford, clear plastic window |
| Ventilation | 3 front holes + mesh side window |
| Inside | removable washable cushion |
| Colour | pink, grey or black |
Frequently asked questions
Can an adult rabbit travel in it?
A dwarf rabbit yes; a medium or large rabbit will be cramped on a 30 × 17 cm floor. Measure your pet lying down before ordering.
Can I use it in summer?
Carefully: the window acts like a greenhouse in the sun. Travel at cool times and never leave the bag in a car.
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