We suggest that you probably shouldn’t be using a pop-up cat carrier if your pet is anxious or distressed inside carriers.
Cats have incredibly sharp claws and teeth and the material used in a pop-up carrier probably won’t hold up to sustained attacks.
We always recommend a hard carrier to cats that hate carriers. We’ve written a previous post about traveling with difficult carriers that you might find useful.
We’ve also included a fold-down hard carrier at the end of the list for anyone looking for a plastic box.
In a hurry? We’ll link to our favourite now so you can go straight to the product and see it for yourself and check the price. Otherwise keep reading and we’ll give you the full list with a short guide on what to look for in a collapsible carrier along with product features.