PET CARRIERS

Kuoser offers excellent pet carriers that will make traveling easier for your pup. When choosing your dog carrier, make sure it is safe, comfortable, and easy to use for years of fun on the road—keeping your dog safe while traveling is of utmost importance.

When choosing a carrier, make sure it's designed with a wide, sturdy base so it won't tip over when your dog moves and shifts weight. Make sure all doors and openings are securely locked to ensure your dog is safely housed. And make sure the carrier you choose has adequate ventilation. This is especially important for nervous dogs who may be panting anxiously in their carrier.

When you need to carry your dog hands-free, there are backpack-style dog carriers that are great. Dog carriers with extra pockets are great for storing dog treats, food, or even your wallet, cell phone, or other items.

1. What Size Pet Carrier Do I Need?

Know your dog's height and length to choose the correct pet carrier size. Measure his back from his neck (where the collar is) to the base of his tail. Then add a few inches to that measurement. The carrier should be large enough to allow him to turn around, lie down or stand up easily.

2. Are Dog Carriers Bad for Dogs?

However, it depends on the first experience you give him, getting the animal comfortable in the pet carrier before closing the door. It should be associated with a positive experience: a snack or a toy, whatever gets the animal excited. As you make introductions, gradually increase the amount of time the animal spends in the pet carrier - don't put them in and leave them there for hours or overnight.

3. Can a Dog Sleep in a Pet Carrier?

Yes, it's okay for your puppy to sleep in a pet carrier only if the puppy is comfortable and happy there. They are the perfect relaxing place for your dog to be on the go.

4. Do Dogs Like Their Crates?

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