Bubble Window Pet Carrier Handbag for Cats and Dogs

This one is carried, not worn, and it is built wide and shallow so it sits flat on a seat instead of tipping. A bubble window at the end gives the animal a view without the pack having to be upright.

Carried, Not Worn

A backpack puts a cat behind you where you cannot see it. A handbag keeps it at your side and in your eyeline, which is what most people actually want for a twenty minute trip to a clinic. There is no back carry position here, and that is the design rather than an omission.

Wide And Shallow By Design

At 16.9 inches across and 7.3 inches deep, the footprint is longer than it is tall. Put it on a car seat and it stays there; a tall capsule on the same seat rolls at the first corner. It also slides under a chair in a waiting room rather than standing in the aisle.

The Bubble Is The Point

The PVC bubble is what turns a closed bag into something an animal will settle in. A cat that can see out stops testing the zip, which is the behaviour that makes a plain fabric carrier a twenty minute fight.

Handbag Carrier Dimensions

One Hand Is The Trade

Carrying by hand means one hand is gone for the whole trip. If you are walking a dog and moving a cat at the same time, or handling a door and a bag, a back carry is the better tool. And like every clear carrier, keep the bubble out of direct sun and out of parked cars.

Cleaning A Carrier That Lives In A Car

The mat lifts out, which is the part that matters, because the mat is what absorbs an accident. The PVC and Oxford shell wipes down; nothing here needs to go near a machine.

Bubble Handbag Questions

Can this be worn on the back? No. It is carried in the hand or over a shoulder, which is what the wide, shallow shape is built for.

Will it stand up on its own when set down? Yes. The footprint is wider than it is tall, so it sits rather than leans.

What goes in the wash after an accident? The mat comes out. The shell is wiped rather than washed.