Pet Carrier Cart

I purchased this when I had four cats, as one of them weighed over 4kg and I thought I could put two in at a time for transport. However, I barely used it, and my cats have since passed away, leaving me with this large cart. Considering my age, I can no longer keep pets, so I'm selling it to find someone who will use it.

The cart part folds down, so it doesn't take up much space for storage. The cart opens by releasing one lock and lifting it. To fold it, you release two locks, so there's no risk of the cart accidentally collapsing.

There's a foot-operated locking mechanism on the lower rear of the cart. The front wheels can also be fixed. With only the rear wheels locked, the front wheels can move and point in odd directions, but this lock prevents that.

The red cage part for the pet attaches securely to the cart. The front is secured with Velcro attached to the main body of the carrier and a plastic ring on the cage. The rear uses a plastic fixing device on the cage itself. The cage is highly unlikely to detach. It can be easily attached and detached.

The cage also folds, so it doesn't take up much space for storage. It also comes with a shoulder strap so it can be used as a standalone carrier. That's how we used it.

The carrier also has a compartment for small items, which is convenient.

It's large enough that even with two 4kg cats, it's not cramped. However, carrying the cage alone with the strap can dig into your shoulder. Carrying 8kg in the cage alone would be unbearable for a person.

Since it's made by Richell, you can use it with peace of mind.