Lightweight Foldable Pet Carrier with Wheels - Tutto

Patty May: This is my 2nd purchase. Bought the 1st one in 2016. I absolutely love the sturdiness and mostly the maneuverability of this carrier. Getting older, can't lift carriers anymore and have 6 cats none under 10 lbs and one over 20 to take to vet regularly. This has made it soo much easier to get them in a carrier and for me to carry. Plus I can lower a flap just a little to get my hand in and pet them when going to the vet. I like the openness and storage capacity also. The large one is roomy enough but I not for them to stand up in. Don't think they could. No matter. I bought it for ease of use for vet trips only and for that it works perfectly, though it is a little pricey. Whatever. Don't care as it does exactly what I wanted it to do.

United States on Aug 05, 2021

Christine H.: We are using this for our fairly large feline (yes, just one...he doesn't quite fit in regular cat carriers) who absolutely detests going anywhere outside of his domain, let alone the vet. The large top opening is great for surprise cat ambushing and the side flaps are excellent for getting him in and out at the vet's office. Pulley system is great on our backs and flexible flaps allow us to comfort him when he needs it, and sates his curiosity for the outside world. Washable fleece lining inside is perfect for easy clean up.

Should also be able to fit four small dogs (or one gigantic cat) as advertised.

Canada on Oct 07, 2019

MerryMoon7: This is one of the best carriers you can get if you are traveling with your small pet. I have used this carrier to transport my show dogs (Chihuahuas) many times on flights and it always fits under the seat. It’s also held up for years. I have transported a whole litter to the vet in this many times. It can be buckled into the car seat for safety. I also use it when taking only one dog to shows for the convenience of it. Some of these other reviews from people apparently don’t understand how to use it. The handle is located in a compartment on the side, in case the bag is checked (without animals). It WILL break if you don’t take it off when checking it. It has be attached when using it and detached for storage or for placing it under a small seat of a plane. There is plenty of ventilation if you open all sides as 3/4 of the sides completely roll up for open ventilation, but can be rolled down and zipped for complete privacy. The directions explain how to use it. I have had to completely hose this carrier out due to puppy accidents and it has held up well. It is very discrete for airports or events and my favorite carrier.

United States on Oct 06, 2018

NancyC: Perfect for my two cats; in fact if I don't put it away they will sleep in it. The wheels made the trip to the vet manageable. Definitely recommend.

Canada on Dec 05, 2017

ang3l1c10us: Very impressed! I had also ordered a Sherpa carrier with handle, and although it was nice as well, I have to say I prefer this one! There is more panel room for the animal to see out of & more standing room as well. The Sherpa would be great for a pet when they're just laying, but while standing, they would have to duck to look out & see anything. The Tutto is also quieter when being rolled & seems a lot easier to pick up, even though they both weigh around the same. The Sherpa is more of a duffel bag carrier (although sturdy & IS nice, as well), and this is more of a suitcase-type.. just that much sturdier. If it cost just a little bit less, I would buy two!! lol

Canada on Sep 17, 2017

B: Rolls wonderfull! My two 8 pound shih tzus fit nicely together. They love to stick their heads out the top. No suitable for airline travel, but great for shopping and rolling on even surfaces. Well made and durable.

Canada on Dec 29, 2016

Cathy: I purchased this for trips to the vet for a large cat. The size is as expected and the quality is great, actually the folding feature is better than I expected. The pad inside is not much but I added one that I had with their scent anyway. I set it up with the flap open and one of the cats has gone in and laid down, not the big guy yet but I am hopeful! I only gave 4 stars because I was thinking that I could open both the top and the side door at the same time which would be better for attracting a skiddish cat. The picture with the four dogs lead me to think that the top opening came off or stowed out of the way. It actually lays straight back and can be tucked inside the handle which makes a little "awning" for the other opening. If it opened the other direction or was removable that would provide more options for acclimating a pet. This is now my 4th rolling pet carrier, the others have been too small, zippers proved unreliable, unstable with pet inside, etc. I will update again after the vet visit.

United States on Jun 23, 2016

Jana26: It seems very sturdy and should be great. I'll be flying on Allegiant on Monday so I'll know then how it is under the seat. I actually did some alterations so I don't have to bother taking out the floor panel for it to fit under the seat. My dog is small enough that it isn't a problem with it only being the width without that panel. I cut out a strong piece of cardboard and contact papered it to fit within the bottom without the extra width that the floor panel gives it. I then put velcro on the back and put the floor panel there so it would stay when I turned the stroller on it's side. I also used velcro to keep the pad in place on that panel and put another one on the contact papered cardboard panel. We'll see how all that works on Monday! I'll give you an update.

March 30: The flight went good but there were a couple hiccups. This carrier doesn't fit under the window seat of the M80 plane I flew on. Luckily I was able to trade seats. It fits fine under the middle and isle seats. The only problem was the width under the window seat.

The other hiccup was my fault. My poor dog got tossed around a bit while I tried to figure how to maneuver the carrier to actually get...

United States on Mar 19, 2016

Cheryl Roy: I bought this for my large (17-19 lb) cat and like most cats, he doesn't like pet carriers. To get him used to it, I placed a piece of paper over the fleece pad (what cat doesn't like to lay on papers?) and placed it near the fireplace with the large side door open. He was skeptical for the first month but started using it as a pet bed regularly. When I needed to use it for the first vet trip, he was used to it. It's a good size for large cats and maneovres really well/smoothly. It's defintely a back saver because of the wheels. I don't think it would be suitable for airplane use though as I think it might be a little large to fit under the seat and it doesn't have a hard enough case to load into cargo but it's perfect for car travel.

Canada on Jan 17, 2016