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Pampered Pals: I GO2 5-in-1 Carriers
If you loved this backpack, I'm betting you'll go equally gaga over this 5-in-1 converting to a tote, wheeler, car seat, backpack, or shoulder carrier – umm, wow! The aptly named IGO2 bags are FAA-approved as carryons and include a fleece bed for long trips across town . .
Celebrity Redo: Todd Oldham
In big cities like the big apple, if you're taking public transit, hailing a cab, or trying to sneak bring a doggie into a shop, you're often only allowed if your pet fits in a carrier. But, I remember from one of our first PetMarking missions, there are plenty of cute cases out there for people to choose and use! I don't agree with dog-as-accessory, and I think putting a pup in your purse – a bag not sold specifically for pet purposes – can hurt both the doggie and the bag.
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Legs Out Front Pet Carrier: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
Even though I've seen these in stores in the past, I would definitely do a double take if I spotted one of these girls on the street. Though there are many variations of this baby doggy carrier, products like the Legs Out Front Pet Carrier ($27.50 and up) are designed to promote bonding. A lot of bonding.
Which Pet Carrier Collection Is the Most Chic?
If you're gearing up to take a trip with a small pooch or cat, refresh your memory on the year's cutest carriers we've featured on this site. To kick off our Best of 2008 coverage, I'm asking which pet bag brand rises to the top of your list. In case you've forgotten, I've included a sample tote from each collection – please pick just one!
Cocoon Cat Carrier: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
Could you have guessed this product's purpose if I hadn't told you? It's definitely too tiny for most dogs or big cats, but when I spotted this carrier on moderncat, I was totally curious. (No comments on what curiosity did to a hypothetical kitty.)
This "Cocoon" is simply a creative concept at the moment, but doubles as a bike carrier by using those green straps up top.
Pet Flys Makes It Easier to Fly With Fido and Sassy
If you're as bummed as I am after hearing that Jetblue has doubled the pet-as-personal-item fee from $50 to $100, then you might be browsing other airlines to get you and your pet where you need to go this travel season. Thankfully, with Pet Flys carrier bags, you can at least do it in style. I'm loving their line of cute and handy pet carriers that come in three sizes (mini to medium) and are totally airline approved.
New Product Alert: Fall Carriers From Ella Dish!
Fall is my favorite time of year, mostly due to the great weather, but it's really the season's fashions that get me all a twitter! I'm getting set for the weather change in my wardrobe, so it's only natural that I get North all caught up, too – he's one hip hound if I do say so myself! If your pet can still fit in a carrier, you're going to fall in love with Ella Dish's new line of bags.
Pampered Pals: A Bag Divided
While I can't say I'm a fan of the backpack, my shoulders appreciate any pet carriers with wheels. When walking long distances, it's the best way to tote a pet with minimal strain on my back. Even though the Trolley Bag ($178) is too big to vertically fit under the airline seat, I love the divider allowing you to pack two tiny pets or tote bowls and other key essentials under (or over) the adjustable shelf for other trips with just one furball.
Found! Britney's New Carrier (and Dog?)
Britney made a pit stop at Pets of Bel Air last Friday . . .
Street Team: Joey Pet Pouch
Do you want to join PetSugar's street team? I'd love to hear firsthand about your favorite new products because I can't possibly buy them all – simply write a blog like this one and let me know what gets four paws up in your household and why you love it. First up, Karebear25 was searching for a great carrier for her Silky Terrier — and the third time's the charm as she finally found this one.
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