The Pouch Collection
Three backpack carriers for cats and small dogs, made for the way you actually move: the school run, the Tube, the weekend away. Keep them close, keep your hands free.
Why a pouch
A carrier in your arms tires you out in ten minutes. A backpack spreads the weight across your shoulders and waist, keeps your pet secure and gives them a window on the world. Escalators, crowded platforms and café stops all get easier.
The collection
The Explorer
For long days out. Unzip the extension and the floor space stretches out so your pet can lie down during a break.
The Commuter
The same expandable design in a softer grey. Ideal for city journeys, with a strap that slips over your luggage handle.
The Minimalist
No extension, no fuss. A compact carrier that folds flat into a cupboard or car boot when you are not using it.
Which one?
“We’re out for hours, with plenty of stops along the way.”
Go for The Explorer
“Trains, platforms and a suitcase in the other hand.”
Go for The Commuter
“Short trips, a smaller pet and not much storage space.”
Go for The Minimalist
Built around them
Getting the fit right
Check your pet is within the carrier’s weight limit: up to 8 kg for the expandable carriers and 7 kg for the foldable one. Measure length and standing height too.
Leave the carrier open at home for a few days with a blanket that smells of home. Let your pet explore it in their own time.
Try a short walk round the block before a longer journey. Clip the internal strap to a harness, never a collar.
Questions
Yes. They are designed for cats and small dogs within the stated weight limit: up to 8 kg for the two expandable carriers and up to 7 kg for the foldable carrier.
The expandable carriers have an extra section that unzips to give your pet more floor space, taking the depth from 28 cm to 60 cm. All three carriers fold flat for storage.
The exterior and interior are polyester and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
Listed measurements are external. Internal space can be 1 to 2 cm smaller, so allow a little room when you measure your pet.
Many UK bus, rail and Underground services welcome pets, but rules vary by operator. Check your operator’s conditions of carriage before you travel. Our guide to travelling with a small dog on public transport has more tips.
The Pouch Collection
Choose the carrier that suits your pet and the way you travel.
