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Keep Your Pet Safe and Comfortable on the Go With a Pet Carrier

Traveling with pets takes planning and the right tools to keep them comfortable and safe. Shop with us at Lowe’s to explore pet transport products, such as pet carriers and cat strollers to make traveling with your furry friend easier and more enjoyable.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What’s the best type of dog carrier?

A: Your decision as you choose a dog carrier should depend on your dog’s needs and your needs. Different options offer different advantages. For example, soft-sided cases are great for ease of travel, while backpacks and slings can make it easier to carry your pet for longer. Hard-sided carriers provide great protection and durability.


Choose a carrier size that’ll keep your pet comfortable and safe. It’s good to make sure your dog has enough room to stand up and turn around comfortably. If you’re flying, check airline requirements. If you have limited storage space at home, consider that collapsible and soft-sided carriers are more flexible, while hard-sided containers take up more room.


Q: How long can a dog be in a pet carrier? 

A: In general, a dog can be in a pet carrier for six to eight hours. Be sure to select a carrier that’s large enough for your dog to stand up and turn around in. Remember to check on your dog regularly and incorporate potty breaks and opportunities to eat and drink into your trip. Also, dogs that must be in carriers for longer than eight hours will need breaks within that time to stretch their legs.


Q: Do cats enjoy stroller rides? 

A: Many indoor cats enjoy stroller rides because they provide an opportunity to see, smell and hear the world outside home. Your cat might be more likely to enjoy a stroller if you choose a comfortable stroller size, introduce the stroller slowly and provide positive reinforcement as your cat gets used to it. Still, some cats don’t like being in a cat carrier or stroller. If cats resist or show signs of distress, understand that a stroller may not be for them.