Carry case options for giant rabbits.

[Sky-O]

For those of you with very large bunnies, what carry cases do you have? TIA.

 

[Shimmer]

You can get bigger plastic crates (aimed at dogs) with castor type wheels. I've got one that I can probably get 3 or 4 cats in - although I coudn't lift it on my own at that point, and it won't go through a standard car door (just in the boot). It's a rigid, Pet Voyager / Ferplast Atlas type carrier that comes as a 2 part rigid shell and separate clip on wheels.

I have used small standard dog crates to transport multiple furries to vet appointments - but again, you still have to check that you can get them in the car. There are generic clip on handles that make them easier to carry (better with 2 people).

 

[Sky-O]

My week turned into chaos and I completely forgot about this thread. Shimmer, thank you so much for replying. This is great info. I hadn’t even considered about getting it in my car which is a very useful thing to be considering.

 

[Shimmer]

Even the best crate is a bit useless if you can't actually transport it
It always surprises me how many square-ish objects won't actually fit through standard car doors, even though there's the actual space inside. We had plenty of practice when we cleared 2 houses and did local delivery for some things.

Hope your chaos sorts itself out.

 

[Sky-O]

Thank you. We’ve spent the week driving to various specialist vets with my loner bunny. Hopefully now we’re a bit clearer on a way forward.

But you’re right, which is why I laugh teacher your post. I could get the best carrier and if it’s not going to fit in my modest car, it’s useless.

 

[twistedtiggerz69]

Yes we have this same dilemma transporting our two french lops. We actually do seperate carriers and have them facing each other in the taxi as I no longer drive