Recommended cat size: up to 10 pounds (19-inch), up to 15 pounds (24-inch) According to a cat owner: “Love this carrier. It holds our large cat just perfectly.

While there’s a lot of overlap here with tips for how to get a cat in a carrier, if your cat is terrified of carriers you may run into some trouble. Don’t worry, you’re not alone and there ...

"This poor cat was found alone in a cat carrier in this dark cave," RSPCA animal rescue officer Tom Hall said. "He had no food or water with him and was very scared.

The pillowcase will fall away from your cat after it is released. Be sure and put your cat in the carrier back feet first. It makes it harder for them to fight the cage opening.

Stock photo of a black cat in a carrier. The owner had to transport her scared kitten in her pillowcase. Elayne Massaini/iStock / Getty Images Plus Reducing the stress of veterinary visits for ...

From a deluxe backpack carrier to a car-friendly model that attaches to your back seat, here are the best cat carriers to make your feline feel safe—not stressed.

If a cat is not used to its carrier, it may try to escape, Branch said. That's what happened last summer, when an orange cat named Tofu Veggie decided to be "Houdini" during a trip from the clinic ...

Away $225.00 Shop Now best overall luggage One strap helps you secure the cat carrier to the handle of your rolling luggage, and separate latches fit a seat belt to hold it securely onto a car's seat.

A scared but unharmed tabby cat was rescued after being abandoned in a carrier near a dumpster behind a pet store in Virginia ...