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Airline Pet Carrier Small 19x12.25x10.63 - 3.58 lbs #60179	$49.99 $39.99	SAVE $10

Airline Pet Carrier Medium 23x14.5x12 - 4.76lbs #60180	$49.99 $39.99	SAVE $10

Airline Pet Carrier Intermediate 24x16.5x14.75 - 5.93lbs #60181	$49.99 $39.99	SAVE $10

Airline Pet Carrier Large 26x18.5x16.5 - 7.22lbs #60182	$58.74 $46.99	SAVE $11

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What is the Airline Pet Carrier?

The Airline Pet Carrier is the perfect pet accessory when traveling with your small dog or cat. The plastic framing, sturdy wire door, and secure locking system provide a safe and secure area for your pet to rest while traveling, or it can also be used as a basic tool for house breaking. The rear and side vents allow for plenty of airflow and the top handle simplifies carrying the pet carrier. Although this pet carrier is approved for airline use, we recommend checking with your airline's specific requirements to ensure this kennel is suitable.

For: Small Dogs and Cats

Sizes:	Small	19" L x 12.3" W x 10.8" H
	Medium	23" L x 14.53" W x 12" H
	Intermediate	24" L x 16.3" W x 14.8" H
	Large	26" L x 18.8" W x 16.5"H

Benefits:
•	Perfect for traveling with your pet (airline approved)
•	Can be used to help with house breaking
•	Durable plastic framing
•	Dial-style locking system
•	Side and rear air vents allow for plenty of airflow
•	Covered door posts prevent snags on clothing or furniture
•	Assembles quickly with no tools required
•	Easy to clean
•	Made in the U.S.A.

Click on links below to see available sizes and colors:


Small (Peacock)	Medium (Samba Red)	Intermediate (Moss Bank)	Large (Dark Taupe)

How it works:
The Airline Pet Carrier is great for:

•	Airline travel – Meets most airline requirements for bringing pets on board. (We recommend checking with your airline for specific requirements.)
•	General travel – Perfect for bringing your pet to the vet or to visit friends and family.
•	House breaking – Pets do not normally urinate or defecate where they sleep, which means no accidents in the home.
•	Training with multiple pets – Using a crate can reduce the aggressiveness between pets when training.

Cautions:
Check with the airline at least two weeks in advance for their specific rules and requirements. To avoid strangulation, never leave a pet unattended with a collar on, including inside a kennel. Periodically inspect the plastic shell for cracks, especially after exposing the kennel to severe shocks, changes in temperature or other harsh or challenging conditions. Young animals should be allowed out of their kennel well before the limits of their bladder and bowel control will tolerate. Never stack kennels with animals inside. Check and tighten latches and screws periodically, especially before moving your animal in the kennel.

Download Instructions for the Airline Pet Carrier

•	The Airline Pet Carrier consists of three parts: (1) plastic top section; (2) plastic bottom section; (3) steel door.

Assembling the Airline Pet Carrier:

•	Start with the kennel halves (top half under bottom half). Separate the two halves and place the bottom half on top half, making sure that the dial latches are in open position.
•	Hold kennel halves apart and place the metal door in opening so the ends of hinge and latch rods fit in holes. Now fit the halves together so the hinge and latch rod fit into the holes.
•	Once kennel bottom and door are in place, rotate the dial latches in the direction of arrows to close. Turn kennel right side up. Check dial latches periodically for extra security.

Tip: For additional security during airline travel, a standard kennel nut and bolt, a small clip or a padlock on dial latches may be used.

How to Purchase the Right Size Carrier or Kennel for Your Small Dog or Cat
•	Your pet should be able to stand up, turn around, and lie comfortably in the kennel.
•	Pick a size that your pet will fit into when fully grown.

Size	Weight (empty)	Color	Dimensions	Recommended Breeds (and similar size pets)
Small	3.58lbs		19" L x 12.3" W x 10.8" H	Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Pomeranian. These crates are also an ideal size for kittens and cats.
Medium	4.76lbs		23" L x 14.53" W x 12" H
Intermediate	5.93lbs		24" L x 16.3" W x 14.8" H
Large	7.22lbs		26" L x 18.8" W x 16.5"H	Shih Tzu, Dachshund, Jack Russell Terrier

Storing: Never leave a pet unattended in a kennel in direct sunlight.

Airline Pet Carrier 5 5 2 2

PERFECT FOR CAT/SM DOG LOVE THE CRATE-I CAN USE FOR MY CAT OR MY DAUGHTER'S SMALL DOG. JUST THE SIZE WE NEEDED. THANK YOU! 06/08/2012

its a cat carrier works great for adult and kittens cat s but i wud buy the largest on e for a dog 08/16/2011

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My Pet is 15 lbs

What size cage due I need and would it ffit under an air line seat.

3 months, 4 weeks ago

Tate

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Thank you for your question Tate. Generally, you can take a toy dog on the plane with you if he/she's small enough to fit in a soft carrier and stowed beneath the seat in front of you during takeoff and landing. (Be sure to ask the airline you're flying how big the space beneath the seat is.)
If your furry buddy is too large to fit in a carry-on bag beneath your seat, he/she must fly in an airline-approved pet carrier with solid sides in the cargo section beneath the plane. The pet carrier must be properly labeled with your identification and final destination information. It must be tall enough for your furry buddy to stand up in without hitting his/her head and wide enough for him/her to easily turn around in. The carrier needs to have two plastic dishes attached to the inside of the carrier door — one for food and one for water. Some airlines require that a small bag of food be taped to the top of the carrier as well and that some type of padding — a newspaper, blanket, or doggy pad be put inside the crate.
Lastly, before the airline can accept your dog for transport, a representative must see a recent health certificate supplied by your veterinarian. Your veterinarian is required to examine your furry buddy in her office before she can fill out the certificate. The exam determines whether your furry buddy is in good health and if your pet can make the trip safely.

3 months, 4 weeks ago

Chris B PetMed Pro

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I need to know how much the large crate weighs.

My Schnoodle weighs 82 lbs and according to the airline the crate and dog can not weigh more than 100 lb to get the passenger ticket price vs freight price. Thanks

5 months, 2 weeks ago

Anonymous

Indiana

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Thank you for your question and happy holidays. Here is the information you requested on the Petmate Deluxe Vari-Jr kennels:
Airline Pet Carrier Small 19x12.25x10.63 #60179 3.58lbs
Airline Pet Carrier Medium 23x14.5x12 #60180 4.76lbs
Airline Pet Carrier Intermediate 24x16.5x14.75 #60181 5.93lbs
Airline Pet Carrier Large 26x18.5x16.5 #60182 7.22lbs
I hope this information helps and happy travels to you and your furry buddy.

5 months, 2 weeks ago

Chris B PetMed Pro

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What size airline pet carrier would you recommend for an 11 pound Papitese who stands approximately 16 inches high?

9 months ago

Anonymous

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Thank you for your question, my best advice is to contact the airline in which you are flying. Most carriers needs to fit under your front seat. Your pet should also be able to stand up, turn around and lie down.

7 months ago

Chris B PetMed Pro

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Would the airline carrier that you have in stock right now be able to hold a 30 lb. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel comfortably?

He is kind of big for his age and he has never been on an airplane before. He is about 10 years old and is generally a good traveller. Would he be able to stand in the largest size comfortably or should I look for a different carrier?

1 year, 1 month ago

Marisa

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Yes, if you are going to use this for air travel the large is the one you will want for your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

1 year, 1 month ago

Laura, Petmeds Pro

Pompano Beach, Florida

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I have a very large 120 lb dog I need a crate to fly him in...

It will be for both domestic and international flights, and I never crate trained him because he HATED it. He is a sweetheart with travel anxiety, although he is extremely well trained on and off leash with verbal commands and hand signals. I'm having trouble finding a crate large and comfortable enough for him, and can't stand the though of leaving my baby home with family for a month or two while I travel. I could also use some advice on how to crate train a 4 y/o mush, although he is very intelligent and learns quickly. He just HATES crates! Please help me with my big baby!

2 years, 3 months ago

Anonymous

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Hi, Great question. Unfortunately we do not carry any carriers for a 120 pound dog. I don't know where to lead you, I'm sorry to say.

2 years, 3 months ago

Randy, PetMed Pro

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