Cheap Atlas carrier?

TheBee · Oct 4, 2014

tammybunny · Oct 4, 2014

esupi · Oct 4, 2014

I have the pet planet one and would recommend it. You're welcome to come and see it if you like.

TheBee · Oct 4, 2014

Blimey, that is cheap! I don't actually need a carrier - I have too many already :lol: Just like the Atlas ones and they are usually quite expensive.

TheBee · Oct 4, 2014

esupi said:
I have the pet planet one and would recommend it. You're welcome to come and see it if you like.

Thank you. Ps Your inbox is full

tammybunny · Oct 5, 2014

esupi said:
I have the pet planet one and would recommend it. You're welcome to come and see it if you like.

Do you think I'd be able to fit two rabbits (1.5kg, and 2kg) in one?

esupi · Oct 5, 2014

TheBee said:
Thank you. Ps Your inbox is full

Still? I didn't get the normal warning about it but cleared a few out yesterday. Just deleted a few more. Sorry!

tammybunny said:
Do you think I'd be able to fit two rabbits (1.5kg, and 2kg) in one?

I would think so. Mine are 1.3 and 1.8 kg and fit it with room to spare.
It wouldn't be big enough for my 2 kg and 3 kg pair though.

TheBee · Oct 5, 2014

Still full, sorry!

Snowflake-George · Oct 5, 2014

tammybunny said:
Do you think I'd be able to fit two rabbits (1.5kg, and 2kg) in one?

Dimensions from the Ferplast website are: 48 x 32.5 x h 29 cm.

I would say they are probably too small for 2 bunnies, but it depends on how much they would be in the carrier as generally bunnies will snuggle up together anyhow. If they are going to be in it for longer than an hour, I would go larger.

They have the next size up for £18.75. http://www.seapets.co.uk/products/dog-supplies/dog-crates-cages-and-kennels/dog-carriers/ferplast-atlas-20-el.html. Dimensions are: 58 x 37 x h 32 cm