Avior car crate gray 58x40x40cm

Product detailed description

The highlight of this modern transport box is that it can be opened completely from the top, at the back and at the front. Two large, lockable openings ensure that the box can be taken out and put in without any stress. The practical attachment device for standard three-point seat belts ensures an optimal seat belt and thus ensures that small animals can be transported in the passenger seat or in the back seat of motor vehicles. Ventilation openings at the top and bottom allow for optimal ventilation and prevent overheating in the box. A sophisticated, lockable opening in the roof of the box allows you to give your four-legged friend a treat or calm him down with a petting, for example, when he has to wait in the waiting room for a long time. You can store travel accessories in the outer compartment. The escape safety buckles and the stable integrated handle allow for easy handling. The plastic transport box can be cleaned quickly and hygienically, making it the ideal alternative to transport bags. The ergonomic shape of the Nobby Avior carrier is ideal for transporting cats, small dogs and also rabbits or guinea pigs. Suitable for cats, small dogs, guinea pigs and rabbits. Animal carrier made of durable plastic - Safe and comfortable travel with your pet! The lid can be opened completely or only the front or back: Two large flaps ensure trouble-free removal and insertion Belt hooks for optimal seat belt routing: Safe and stable fixation of seat belts in the car. Ventilation holes around the perimeter: Optimal air circulation prevents overheating Opening for petting and feeding in the lid: To calm the animal Large compartment: Offers space for e.g. vaccination certificate, leash, treats or toys Size: Overall size (L x W x H): 57.5 x 39.5 x 40.5 cm Internal dimensions (L x W x H): 53.5 x 34 x 31 cm Entrance, front (L x W): 30 x 32 cm Entrance, rear (L x W): 39 x 34.5 cm Petting hole: Ø 10 cm Note: The leash is shown in the storage for size comparison only, it is not part of the supplied crate. Get your pet used to temporary accommodation in the crate slowly and carefully. Start by leaving your pet in the crate with the door open. First get him used to this situation and then get him used to staying in a closed crate, which you will gradually extend. First, give preference to short test drives in the car. A crate should never be used as a punishment, it should be a protected and positive place for your four-legged pet.