Ibiyaya New Liso Backpack Parallel Transport Pet Trolley - Slate/Sapphire

Ibiyaya New Liso Backpack Parallel Transport Pet Trolley - Slate/Sapphire

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    $159.00
    $159.00
    Tax included.

    Availability:

    Estimated Arrival: Between Dec 25 and Dec 27. Australia.

    Shipping & Returns: Free Shipping to most areas*

    Description

    he Ibiyaya New Liso Backpack Parallel Transport Pet Trolley in Slate/Sapphire is an interchangeable pet carrier bag that can be used as a backpack or stroller and features mesh windows for ventilation and 360° swivel wheels.

    Features:

    • 2-in-1 pet carrier that can be used as a backpack or pet stroller/trolley
    • Four 360° swivel wheels and adjustable handle
    • Features front and side mesh openings for pet
    • Attached safety lead on the inside and removable pet pad
    • Strong and wide shoulder straps and large rear pocket
    • Removable nylon cover for wheels to protect against dirt when using trolley as backpack
    • Ideal for small to medium-sized pets

    Colour: Slate/Sapphire

    Specifications:

    Recommended Weight Limit: 10kg (22 lbs)

    Product Net Weight: 4kg (8.8lbs)

    Measurements: Approx. 40cm (length) x 31cm (width) x 44cm (height)

    Accessories: Safety tether, Removable Pad

    Care Instructions: Spot clean/handwash with cold water only. Air dry in the shade and do not expose to sun directly

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    Unstable and difficult to get dog inside the carrier

    I bought this for my Australian Terrier (9.5KG) and he just about fits when sitting. The problem is that the backpack is unstable on the wheels, and it's very difficult to get my dog to go into the backpack via the side, because the backpack keeps rolling around and tipping over. At the moment I can only lift him up and put him in, which is not the best because I would prefer to train him to be able to walk in himself, but that's impossible to do with the backpack rolling around and tipping over.