Vet visits, train rides, weekends away — a carrier your cat can see out of and stretch out in.
- Mesh on three sidesPlus a top window to peek out
- Expands when you stopSide room unzips for a stretch
- Four ways to carryBackpack, handle, suitcase or seat
The difference
Not another plastic box.
Most cats only see their carrier on the way to the vet. The Feline is comfortable enough to leave out at home, open enough to see through, and easy enough to carry that you'll take them further.
Mesh on three sides and a window on top
One small grille to stare through
Side room unzips for a stretch when you stop
Same cramped box, door to door
Hands free on your back, with chest and waist buckles
One handle, one aching arm
Slides over your suitcase handle at the station
Balanced on your lap the whole way
Two-sided mat lifts out and washes
A towel in the bottom, every trip


01 — The room
Expands when you stop
Unzip the side and a mesh room folds out, adding space to lie flat and stretch. Handy in a vet waiting room, on a train or at a hotel — then zip it back for the walk.

02 — The view
A window seat, their way
Scratch-resistant nylon mesh on three sides lets the air through and lets them watch the world go by. The top window opens for a head to pop out — and zip locks keep every door shut.

03 — The mat
Fleece for winter, cool for summer
The two-sided mat has soft fleece on one face and woven rattan on the other, with a honeycomb board inside so the floor stays flat. It lifts out and washes.

04 — The carry
Four ways to carry
Wear it as a backpack with padded straps and chest and waist buckles, carry it by the top handle, or slide it over your suitcase handle. On a car seat, the same back strap takes the seat belt.
Questions, answered
Will my cat fit?
It's built for one cat up to 8 kg. It measures 34 × 28 × 41 cm, and the side room unzips to add a roughly 32 × 32 cm mesh room when you stop. Most adult cats fit comfortably, and it suits small dogs up to 8 kg too.
Can I take it on a train, bus or plane?
Yes on trains and buses — it sits on your lap or at your feet, and the mesh lets your cat see what's going on. Airline rules on cabin carriers vary by airline and route, so check their size and weight limits before you book. We don't claim it's airline approved.
Is it comfortable to carry?
Padded shoulder straps with a chest buckle and waist belt spread the weight across your back, so your hands stay free. For short hops, use the top handle.
Can my cat get out?
The doors zip shut and the zip pulls lock together. There's also a short lead clip inside to attach to their harness when you open the top window or the side room.
How do I get my cat used to it?
Leave it out at home with the door open and their blanket inside a few days before the trip. Cats take to a carrier far better when it isn't only for the vet.
Can I use it in the car?
Yes. Sit it on the back seat and thread the seat belt through the strap on the back panel, then click the belt in. It's a comfortable, contained way to travel, not a crash-tested restraint — the Highway Code, Rule 57, asks that animals be suitably restrained so they can't distract you while driving.
Does it get warm inside?
Mesh on three sides and the side room let the air through. In warm weather, use the cool rattan side of the mat, keep them out of direct sun, and never leave them in a parked car.
How do I clean it?
Lift the mat out and wash it following the care label, then let it air dry. The outer fabric and mesh wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Which colours does it come in?
Grey or black, both with the same black mesh.
What if it isn't right for my cat?
You have 14 days from delivery to send it back — if your cat doesn't take to it, that's reason enough. Email hello@pawcify.co.uk and we'll send you return instructions within one working day.