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10 Best Dog Travel Bags In 2024: Reviews & Top Picks

Last Updated on April 17, 2024 by Dogster Team

Below are reviews of 10 of the best dog travel bags that you can buy to help make your next trip with your dog more comfortable and convenient.

• A Quick Look at Our Favorites in 2024
• The 10 Best Dog Travel Bags
• 1. PetAmi Dog Travel Bag – Best Overall

While backpacks tend to offer more comfort and convenience when carrying them, they don’t offer as much space, compartmentalization, or stability as handled tote organizers like the PetAmi Dog Travel Bag .

The PetAmi comes in a good range of colors and designs and has two main compartments within the bag. One holds the two food containers that are included with your purchase, and the other similarly sized compartment can be used to hold blankets, coats, and other larger items. Multiple pockets also provide space for leashes, toys, and more. As well as the food containers, the bag also includes two collapsible bowls. The whole bag has a capacity of 22 liters (6 gallons), which should include enough room to hold food for a few days, but you may need something larger if you’re going away for a week or more.

The reasonable cost, decent size, and convenient and intelligent compartmental design of the bag make this the best available dog travel bag, but the cloth food containers are a challenge to clean, and the mesh pockets tend to leak their contents when you open the top.

• Compartmental design keeps everything in place
• Includes two food storage containers and two bowls
• Plenty of pockets and compartments
• Food containers are tricky to clean
• Top pockets could do with being zippered
• 2. Bundaloo Dog Travel Bag – Best Value

The Bundaloo Dog Travel Bag has a very similar design to that of the PetAmi above, but it does have a smaller capacity of approximately 16 liters (4 gallons), compared to the 22 of the PetAmi. However, it is very competitively priced, being one of the cheapest options on this list, and it has some good features.

The main section of the bag holds the included food storage containers and can be used for coats or blankets and leashes. There are also multiple pockets and the top pocket of the Bundaloo is zippered so everything stays in place. This bag also includes two collapsible containers.

It is small and is best suited to small breed dogs for day trips or, at a stretch, a weekend away. If you’re traveling any longer than this, you will need to take additional food in separate containers or use Ziplock bags. However, the low cost and the well-laid-out design make the Bundaloo the best dog travel bag for the money.

• Very competitively priced
• Plenty of pockets, including a zippered pocket at the top
• Includes two storage containers and two collapsible bowls
• 3. Mobile Dog Gear Dog Travel Bag Deluxe – Premium Choice

Backpacks are more convenient for carrying, which makes them ideal for hiking or camping trips, and also if you have a number of bags to carry. The load is spread across the bag and your hands are left free to carry other bags or to hold your dog’s leash. Although they tend to be smaller than handbags, this isn’t true of the Mobile Dog Gear Dog Travel Bag Deluxe . Its 24-liter capacity means it can carry more than the PetAmi and the Bundaloo above. It includes two food carriers and two collapsible bowls, and it also includes a placemat and is made from heavy-duty polyester to prevent damage and prolong its life.

It does have one large pocket, but if you want something with compartments this deluxe bag may not be the best choice. The design won’t be to everybody’s taste, either, plus the Mobile Dog Gear Dog Travel Bag Deluxe is expensive.

• The backpack is easy to carry
• Includes two food containers and two collapsible bowls
• Hardwearing design
• Only one pocket
• 4. ARCA PET Travel Bag – Best for Puppies

If you’re traveling with a puppy, you don’t necessarily need as much storage space as you do for an adult dog, but you do still need plenty of space for food and bowls, while also having your hands free to be able to walk or, more likely, carry the puppy.

As such, a backpack design is your best option, and this ARCA PET travel bag , with 18 liters of carrying capacity, has enough room for puppy provisions while also being easy and comfortable to carry around. As well as the main compartment, it has pockets on either side, a double pocket on the back, and a pocket and poop bag or wipe dispenser on the front. It also includes one food storage container and two collapsible bowls.

The pockets are convenient, but because there are so many, they do reduce the amount of space in the main compartment of the bag and because you end up packing the main bag itself, there can be a problem with the stitching of the seams bursting. For a small dog or puppy with limited carrying requirements, though, it is a good quality bag for convenient carrying.

• Plenty of pockets for organization
• Includes a poop bag dispenser pocket
• Lightweight and easy to carry
• Main compartment feels small
• Seam stitching can burst if the bag is overfilled
• 5. Higher Level Airline Approved Dog Travel Bag

Taking your dog on a plane means you will need provisions for the journey, and ideally, these need to be on hand so that you can give your dog food and water when required. An airline travel bag needs to be big enough that it can hold everything you need but not so large or awkwardly shaped that it won’t be allowed on as hand luggage.

The Higher Level Airline Approved Dog Travel Bag measures 16 x 14 inches so it will fit under airline seats and should be accepted by all airlines. It includes two waterproof food containers and two collapsible food bowls. It has a large pocket on the front, pockets on either side, and a poop bag dispenser, which can be very convenient when you take your dog for a toilet break outside the airport.

The bag can also sit conveniently over extended baggage handles so it can be stacked on the trolley or while walking. It is a little more expensive than some of the alternatives, and although it can be worn as a backpack it isn’t comfortable to do so, but it is a well-sized bag that is very well suited for taking on airplanes.

• Airline-approved bag fits under plane seats
• Include two food containers and two collapsible bowls
• Can be stacked and carried with other luggage
• Not comfortable as a backpack
• 6. Lekesky Dog Travel Bag

The 25-liter (6-gallon) Lekesky Dog Travel Bag is also airline compliant, fits under airline seats, and can be hooked around luggage handles. It has multiple pockets and side pockets, a poop bag dispenser, and includes two food containers and two collapsible bowls. It can be worn as a backpack and its dimensions mean that it is comfortable to do so. This one also comes with a placemat which can be rolled or folded and stored inside the bag when not in use.

If you opt for the gray design, it costs less than the purple bag, too. It is a sturdy bag, rather than one with collapsible sides, and because it retains its shape it is convenient for storing and moving, but something softer might prove more comfortable on the back.

• Airline compatible
• Decent price for the gray backpack
• Includes food storage containers and collapsible bowls
• Sturdy design not the most comfortable for carrying on the back
• 7. Tidify Dog Travel Bag

Dog travel bags need to be portable, so they are easy to carry, while still offering enough room to carry whatever you need. The size of the bag you need will ultimately be determined by how many accessories and items your dog takes away, but also by the amount it eats and the length of time you’re going away for.

The Tidify Dog Travel Bag is large, with a 33-liter (8.5-gallon) capacity, and it offers plenty of pockets so that you can organize the items you take, but it is quite cumbersome. It comes with two food containers and two collapsible bowls, and a large front pocket that opens out to provide a feeding mat. It is also reasonably priced, considering what it includes and the size.

The bag includes a first-aid pouch, but this doesn’t include any first-aid items and is really just a pouch with first-aid written on it and a checklist of items to include.

• Large capacity
• Good price for the size
• First-aid pouch doesn’t include any first-aid items
• May be too large for some
• 8. Unique Dog Travel Bag

The Unique Dog Travel Bag is something of a luxury travel bag and does cost a little more than most of the alternatives. However, rather than the silicone folding bowls, it has two stainless steel bowls. It also has an elevated dog bowl stand located in the front pocket, and it comes with a first-aid pouch and two food storage containers.

Although stainless steel bowls are better quality than silicone folding bowls, they are very small, and your dog will likely need multiple bowls. Because they are made of metal and don’t fold, they also take up more room than collapsible bowls. The elevated feeder is a unique touch, but it won’t be suitable for aggressive eaters who will easily topple the bowl and cause a mess.

The product is a good idea and has some good features, but it may be more convenient to replace the metal bowls with collapsible ones and ensure that the bag is full when using the elevated feeder.

• Stainless steel bowls are sturdier than collapsible silicone ones
• Elevated feeder is good for some dogs
• Bowls take up more room
• Bag can fall over when your dog is eating from the elevated bowls
• 9. Modoker Dog Travel Bag

The Modoker Dog Travel Bag has nearly 30 liters (8 gallons) of capacity and multiple pockets, including one bag dispenser. It also has an internal Velcro divider and includes two food storage containers and two collapsible bowls. The travel bag is a little expensive for its size, although you do get all the accessories you need.

Although the bag is sturdy and seems well built, the Velcro divider is prone to moving around and the magnetic pocket sealer also tends to pop open, especially if the bag is full.

• Includes food containers and collapsible bowls
• Magnetic pocket catches are prone to popping open
• Velcro divider is prone to coming loose
• 10. The Original Doggy Bag Backpack By Rubyloo

If you enjoy taking your dog on day trips or out hiking with you, you will want a backpack that is lightweight and easy to carry. It doesn’t necessarily need the huge capacity that some of the travel bags offer but you can still benefit from the portability of the bag and the convenience of being able to carry food, treats, and other items.

The Original Doggy Bag Backpack by Rubyroo is a backpack with just 18 liters (4.5 gallons) of capacity so it won’t be suitable for weekends away, even, but the single food bag can be used to carry enough for one or two meals, and the two collapsible bowls can be used for water and food. There’s also a treat bag and the backpack has a poop bag dispenser at the bottom, making it easy to grab and go.

The backpack is comfortable and handy for days out, but it is a little expensive for its size and you will want something larger for anything longer than a day out.

• Easily accessible poop bag dispenser
• Includes a treat bag
• Small capacity only suitable for a day out
• Expensive for its size
• Buyer’s Guide: Choosing the Best Dog Travel Bags

A dog travel bag is really just a tote bag or a backpack , but it typically includes multiple pockets and maybe an internal wall or compartment that can be used to enhance organization. In most cases, dog travel bags also include collapsible bowls and dog food storage containers, and you can find some that have features like poop bag dispensers or even an elevated feeding platform. Although many of the bags look similar, there are some important features to consider to ensure that you get a bag that is best suited to your requirements and those of your dog.

There are many types of dog travel bags and general bags available, but the two most common and beneficial are the tote organizer and the backpack. These offer decent storage while still being easy to transport.

• Tote Organizer: The tote organizer tends to be square or rectangular and has a large internal compartment that is used to store the majority of provisions and items. The design of the bag means that it is typically carried in the hand using two handles, although some do include a shoulder strap and may also have backpack-type straps. These usually offer the most carrying capacity and are especially convenient for putting the trunk or sliding under the seat of a plane.
• Backpack: Backpacks are convenient because they can be slung over one shoulder or strapped over both shoulders, spreading the weight and making them easier to carry. However, what they offer in convenience and comfort, they tend to lose in capacity and organization. Best suited to day trips and if you need to keep your hands free, for example, to carry a puppy or to hold a dog leash, these are portable and convenient.
• Dimensions & Capacity

Whatever style of bag, you will need to consider the dimensions and capacity of the bag to ensure that it will carry everything you need. At the very least, a dog travel bag will usually be used to carry food, leashes, and a toy or two. It may also carry a dog coat, blanket, water bottle, and food bowls, according to your activities and how long you are packing for. Up to 30 liters (8 gallons) can be considered a good size for a weekend, or perhaps a few days for a smaller dog breed, and if you need more space than this, you might need to consider alternative arrangements or having an additional storage bag for extra food and supplies.

The vast majority of dog travel bags include collapsible bowls. These are silicone and they concertina down to a frisbee shape. They take up very little room in the bag, but they can be small and they won’t last forever. If you do find a bag that includes stainless steel bowls , these bowls are stronger but they don’t fold down, so they take up a lot more room in the bag. They also have to be quite small to fit in the bag so they won’t hold too much food.

• Food Storage Containers

As well as food bowls, many of the bags include food storage containers . These enable you to store dry food, are usually waterproof, and negate the need to use plastic bags and other storage methods. Many of the bags on our list above include two containers, which means that you can fill one for a short trip and use the rest of the space for additional storage or fill both if you are away for a few days.

• Poop Bag Dispenser

While food bowls and containers are quite commonplace, one feature that is less prevalent is a poop bag dispenser. These take the place of a small pocket. You can put a roll of poop bags inside and then pull a single bag from the dispenser, as needed, so you don’t have to open the bag and search for the roll every time.

While most of the bags have large central bags that can be used to hold a selection of items, you will usually find at least one external pocket as well. External pockets are handy for keeping items that you need quick access to, like a leash or treats. And, you can even put your car keys in one of the pockets, as long as it has a zipper or other secure fastening.

• Do You Need a Dog Travel Bag?

A dog travel bag is really just a standard bag with compartments and other storage solutions, as well as the usual inclusion of travel bowls . If you have a decent backpack or another bag that offers enough room, you don’t really need to buy a separate, dedicated dog travel bag. However, in the same way that a lot of new parents have dedicated changing bags, having a go bag for your dog so that it is ready to travel or head out with you whenever you want, is a good idea.

There are a surprising number of dog travel bags available, including both tote and backpack designs, and with a wide variety of dimensions and volumes. There are those with travel bowls and even one or two with permanent stainless-steel bowls.

Above, we have included reviews of 10 of the best dog travel bowls and found the Petami Dog Travel Bag to offer the best compromise of capacity and portability at a reasonable price. For value hunters, though, it is the Bundaloo Dog Travel Bag that appeals, although it is quite a small bag and may only be suitable for dogs with small appetites.

Featured Image Credit: Phuttharak, Shutterstock

About the Author

Nicole Cosgrove

Nicole has loved animals of all sizes her whole life so it's no wonder she has dedicated her career to helping them through what she loves best: learning, writing, and sharing knowledge with others. She’s the proud mom of two dogs, a cat, and a human. With a degree in Education and 15+ years of writing experience, Nicole wants to help pet parents and pets around the planet to live happy, safe, and healthy lives.

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10 Best Travel Bags for Dogs – 2024 Reviews & Top Picks

By Nicole Cosgrove

Updated on Jan 25, 2024

Packing smarter can make all the difference when loading up an overflowing trunk or trying to avoid a checked bag at the airport. But while you worry about making all your stuff more manageable, don’t forget that there’s likely a better solution for your canine traveling companion, too. If you’re still relying on a spare backpack or, worse yet, a plastic bag to carry your dog’s gear, you’re ready for the convenience of a dog travel bag.

With a bag designed for your pet, no space goes to waste. You’ll find dozens of clever designs to carry around your dog’s accessories, with many including on-the-go travel bowls to keep your pup content at each stop. You have numerous excellent options to consider and to help you cut straight to the most worthwhile products, follow our reviews of the ten best travel bags for dogs.

A Quick Comparison of Our Favorites in 2024

The 10 best travel bags for dogs, 1. mobile dog gear week away tote pet travel bag – best overall.

Mobile Dog Gear’s Week Away Tote is the ultimate travel bag, adding more unique features than the average carrier while using almost the same amount of space. With the larger option having two food bags capable of carrying up to 30 cups of kibble, it can handle everything from a weekend trip to the lake to a week-long out-of-town vacation.

Jet setters enjoy comprehensive features to facilitate travel with their pets. Like many dog travel bags, it meets most airline carry-on measurements, and the collapsible bowls and placemats fold up into the bag, storing efficiently to make feeding your dog quick and pain-free at every stop.

While the bag generally has a quality build, the only issue many consumers had involved the zippers easily breaking. Otherwise, the design is practical and effective. Several mesh pouches around the outside provide easy access and organization for frequently needed items. The Mobile Dog Gear bag makes the journey with your dog effortless and worry-free, earning our pick for the best overall travel bag for dogs.

• Large food bag capacity
• Several mesh storage pockets
• Includes ID tag
• Zippers break easily
• Not water-resistant

2. PetAmi Dog & Cat Travel Bag – Best Value

The PetAmi Dog & Cat Travel Bag is the best travel bag for dogs for the money; it’s a low-priced, high-quality, and fully functional tote for all of your dog’s belongings. The storage pockets aren’t as numerous as those on some alternative bags, and it doesn’t have the plastic mat for the collapsible bowls, but there’s little you’ll miss out on otherwise with this airline-friendly carrier.

Rather than mesh pockets, the PetAmi bag’s exterior storage compartments use the same water-resistant Oxford covering, keeping all your accessories safe when caught in the rain. The only slight knock against the pockets involves the interior mesh pocket, which lacks a zipper and lets loose items fall out when opening the case.

• Water-resistant outer cover
• Leak-proof lining
• Several color options
• No mat for bowls
• Inner mesh pocket doesn’t zip

3. Mobile Dog Gear Weekender Backpack – Premium Choice

The stylish and multi-functional Mobile Dog Gear Weekender Backpack keeps all your puppy’s materials easily accessible. Collapsible food bowls accompany a fold-down non-slip feeding mat and two food bags with space for up to five cups each.

With the undersized capacity, this bag is primarily for smaller dogs. But if you have a weekend getaway or camping trip planned, it could be the perfect solution for any pet. Small touches, like the quilted outer cover, dog bone ID tag, and built-in waste bag dispenser pocket at the front of the pack, elevate the design and enhance the comfort.

• Waste bag dispensing pocket
• Fashionable quilted cover
• Small food bag capacity
• Limited color options

4. Rubyloo Dog Travel Bag – Best for Puppies

Rubyloo’s The Original Doggy Bag™ promises to make travel more fun with its patented design and 100% lifetime warranty backing the well-built traveler. The water-resistant cover comes in five colors (including a cool camo print), has two collapsible bowls, and includes two food carriers that hold eight cups each.

The Rubyloo dog travel bag is comfortable to carry and supplies some of the best storage features to keep your items handy and secure. Alongside the removable primary compartment divider, you get a front pouch with a zippered pocket, a bottle storage side pocket, a mesh rear pocket to hold a couple of frisbees, and a side pocket with a waste bag dispenser.

• Ample storage compartments
• Waste bag dispenser
• Lifetime warranty
• Only one available size
• Not ideal for larger dogs

5. Modoker Dog Travel Bag

The Modoker Dog Travel Bag leaves nothing out, ensuring you have the organization, flexibility, and dependable design you need to travel with confidence. Two closable front pockets join a mesh pocket covering the luggage sleeve, an elastic travel bottle side pocket, and a dual-zippered side pocket, letting you quickly retrieve tissues or dog waste bags.

While the water-resistant pack has plenty of features, a few minor issues prevent it from being the perfect travel bag for dogs. The small containers only fit a total of about 10 cups of food. It’s only ideal for short outings and weekend trips unless you have a small dog. The magnetic buttons on the front pocket also have more potential to come undone, so you must be careful about how you pack.

• Versatile storage compartments
• Zippered tissue/bag compartment
• Small food containers
• Magnetic clasps are less secure
• Food bowl colors are random

6. Top Dog Pet Gear Dog Travel Bag

Top Dog Pet Gear’s Dog Travel Bag covers all the essentials at an excellent price point. Two food pouches carry 6.5 cups of food a piece, which is a relatively small amount compared to some other listed items. But if you have a small–medium dog, it could suit you perfectly for an entire week.

Everything is here except the bag dispenser and placemat for the bowls. A spacious magnetic front pocket accompanies a mesh back pocket, an elastic banded water bottle side pouch, and a zippered side pocket on the exterior. Inside the bag, the Velcro divider compartment divider and zippered mesh pocket efficiently store toys, grooming accessories, food, and more.

• Relatively inexpensive
• Ideal size for small–medium dogs
• No placemat for bowls

7. Teamoy Dog Travel Bag

The Teamoy Dog Travel Bag sets itself apart by adding an extra storage section for dog owners who aren’t enjoying enough organization from the traditional travel bag design. Sitting above the primary storage area is a compartment containing a large, zippered mesh pocket under the lid and three additional mesh pockets, giving you four more places to organize your dog’s leashes, toys, grooming tools, and other small items.

The substantial storage space should make you feel confident bringing dogs of any size on a multi-day excursion. And with the larger bag having containers capable of holding close to 30 cups of food, it provides plenty of room for your dog’s kibble and treats.

• Extra storage compartment
• Large food containers
• Zippers prone to breakage

8. BAGLHER Dog Travel Bag

Quality combines with a hint of fashion in the BAGLHER Dog Travel Bag , featuring a durable, water-resistant Oxford outer cover in 12 unique color and print options. Available in two sizes, it has an ample food storage system for several days of adventures and an efficient arrangement that keeps it from feeling bulky.

While the overall construction quality is stout, the BAGLHER loses a few points for its small bowls, which are unlikely to suit a large dog, and the missing exterior rear pocket. Although it has a luggage sleeve, the bag lacks the wide pocket many packs feature, taking away substantial storage opportunities.

• Durable build
• Several unique colors and designs
• Good food storage capacity
• Small bowls
• No rear pocket

9. ARCA PET Travel Backpack

The ARCA PET Travel Backpack is comfortable and classy, a compact, lightweight, and easy-to-carry pack that conveniently organizes your dog’s necessities. A single waterproof container efficiently stores up to 15 cups of food, and 11 unique pockets across the interior and exterior offer separate storage for all kinds of equipment. Although it isn’t as spacious as some other packs, it’s one of the easiest to haul around for a day or two.

• Several storage compartments
• Comfortable to carry
• Relatively small capacity

10. beka. Dog Travel Bag

You won’t have to worry about forgetting a thing with the beka. Dog Travel Bag . Two large food storage containers can hold several days’ worth of food for even the heaviest dogs, and the added compartment up top gives you the extra pockets you need to keep all your pet’s items organized. Although the bowls may be too small for a large dog, the overall construction quality and thoughtful features make this one of the best values of any dog travel bag.

• Only one size available

Buyer’s Guide: Choosing the Best Travel Bags for Dogs

Dog travel bags generally follow similar formulas to the point that you can expect certain features from nearly any product. Totes have food containers, collapsible bowls, and luggage sleeves, while almost every primary compartment uses a Velcro divider. In many areas, manufacturers try not to tinker with what already works. Still, there are a few ways you can distinguish travel bags and make the best choice for your dog and traveling style.

Keeping all your dog’s toys stored comfortably in your bag is a top goal for any owner. Checking the bag’s dimensions and capacity will ensure you can pack everything you need for a multi-day outing.

Some bags offer their internal storage capacity in liters for you to compare. But you can also glean a certain amount by comparing the bag’s exterior dimensions. Sizing is critical for planning your traveling as well. Although most bags are airline-friendly, the slight variations in sizing could be the difference in whether you can add that extra towel or hair brush.

Food Storage Containers

Food storage containers are water-resistant, lined pouches that typically come with travel bags for dogs. They have handles and wipe down easily with a damp cloth. Although the design doesn’t change much, the capacity will, with some capable of holding enough food for over a week and others only handling less than a weekend’s worth.

The number of cups of food that will fit in each container can vary slightly depending on the kibble size. If you can’t find the capacity for the food bags, you can compare their dimensions to get a rough idea of how much they’ll hold.

Two bowls typically come with the pack, with some including a folding placemat. The collapsible bowls usually consist of BPA-free silicone, compressing in for easy storage in the bag, though you can find some bags with bulkier, non-collapsible bowls made of lightweight stainless steel. Plastic bowls should also have a hook hole for a carabiner. Regardless of whether the pack includes the small carabiners, the hanging loop allows you to store your food bowls on the bag strap hook to free up space inside.

If you have a larger dog, prioritize travel bags with wider bowl sizes. Too many consumers buy a pack without considering their 100-pound dog’s needs in this department and end up with an enormous challenge getting them to eat out of undersized bowls. While small dogs can eat out of almost anything comfortably, a 5-inch-wide dog dish won’t be feasible for a dog with a large snout. The bowl size is one reason Mobile Dog Gear’s bag shines: it has 7-inch-wide square bowls.

Special Features

Dog travel bags can sometimes seem like the same product with different labels. The best travel bags for dogs subscribe to similar tried-and-true versatile features, but with a closer look, you can find notable differences beyond the bag’s size.

• First aid kit (these usually do not contain the first aid materials)
• Poop bag/wipe dispenser
• Feeding placemat
• Treat pouch

Don’t discount the importance of the color, either. Fitting alongside the rest of your luggage, dog travel bags should ideally be an aesthetic match. If the detailed specs aren’t overly critical to your decision, explore the surprising array of bag colors, patterns, and prints to personalize the look and create your style.

Types of Packs

You have two essential styles of dog travel bags available : a tote or a backpack. Totes generally offer the most capacity, exterior storage pockets, and convenient access to anything you need due to their squat and wide shapes. You will usually have three transporting options: a carrying handle, removable shoulder straps, and a sleeve to fix the bag around the pull-up handle on your rolling luggage. A tote is ideal for multi-day trips and the most convenient for storing in a car’s trunk or on an airplane as a carry-on or personal item.

Backpacks are generally taller than they are wide, meaning you may have to go digging if you leave a toy at the bottom of the bag. Exterior storage pockets are often more limited in size and amount. Still, you’ll get many of the same essential features that totes have, such as the collapsible food bowls.

While totes are superior to backpacks for functional storage, backpacks are the most comfortable and convenient. If you plan to go on hikes or short weekend getaways and want to keep your gear on hand without it being cumbersome, a backpack is the way to go.

With a well-rounded set of features, including ample storage capacity, large bowls, and a sturdy build, the Mobile Dog Gear Week Away travel bag will reliably suit dogs of any size and offer the ultimate travel experience. For those looking for great deals, PetAmi and Top Dog deliver affordable, high-quality designs, while Modoker and BAGLHER supply a slew of colorful packs to help you stay fashionable. Follow our shopping tips and reviews of the best travel bags for dogs to ensure your next trip goes off without a hitch.

Featured Image Credit: Jaromir Chalabala, Shutterstock

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As a pet parent, you may feel like your furry friend is your actual baby and absolutely detest going anywhere without them. Enter, the dog carrier. Whether you're planning an international vacay or just a trip to the farmers' market, finding the right carrier for your pet can make all the difference when you start toting them around (and suddenly realize that 15 pounds of fluffy dog is actually heavier than you thought).

Our top picks:

Best Overall Dog Carrier

Away the pet carrier.

Best Value Dog Carrier

Le sure collapsable pet carrier.

Best Dog Carrier Purse

Wild one everyday carrier.

Best Airline-Approved Dog Carrier

Sherpa original deluxe airline approved pet carrier.

Best Hard-Sided Dog Carrier

Spree hard-sided dog carrier.

Best Dog Carrier Tote

Lands' end canvas tote pet carrier.

Best Dog Carrier Backpack

Little chonk the maxine one bag.

Best Wearable Dog Carrier for Small Dogs

Yudodo pet dog sling carrier.

Best Luxury Dog Carrier

Maxbone nylon edition go everywhere backpack.

Best Dog Carrier for Bike

K&h travel bike backpack.

Before you start buying a matching carrier for your favorite luggage , picking out the best carry-ons to strap your pet on top of or swapping out your favorite beach-ready tote for one that fits a pup, check out our recommendations for the best dog carriers of 2022.

There's a reason Away is such a popular travel brand (and why we rated them our favorite overall luggage ). Their high-quality products don't stop at luggage carry-ons. The Away Pet Carrier is chic, sleek and durable, and it comes in two colors. While testing, we found this bag to be made of high-quality materials. We particularly loved the retractable privacy screen which can be rolled up so your pup can look through a mesh window, or rolled down if you want to reduce their stimulation. Use the strap on the back to easily slip the carrier over the handle of your luggage, or use the two latches to safely secure your pet to the seatbelt in your car. While we weren't able to test the Away carrier on the road, the latches are simple to secure and the luggage comes with easy-to-follow instructions for how to properly make your pet car-ready. The best part, it meets all of the Federal Aviation Administration requirements so you shouldn't have a problem toting this on a plane.

• Available Sizes: One size • Weight: 4.3 pounds • Materials: Nylon, leather • Dimensions: 18.7" x 10.8" x 10.8" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 18 pounds

If you've got a pet that hates getting into a carrier, Le Sure's collapsable pet carrier will help you get them inside in a breeze. Its larger-than-average zipper section makes it incredibly easy to load pets of all sizes . The mesh top can be zippered all the way shut for pets who try to make a break for it or left open halfway so your furry friend can poke out their head and take in the scenery. Our experts love that the carrier has quite a bit of storage space and can easily be slipped over the handle of a suitcase for seamless travel. The medium-sized carrier is compliant with TSA regulations so you don't have to worry about fitting it under your seat on the airplane. Once you're done traveling, remove the fluffy base mat and fold the bag up for storage. Plus, if you're in a pinch the shoulder strap can be clipped onto your pup and transform into a last-minute leash if you forget where you packed your real one. One thing we noticed while testing, however, was that the bag had a noticeable smell upon unpacking, but it dissipates over the a few days after opening.

• Available Size: Medium; Large • Weight: 2.9 pounds • Materials: Polyester, mesh • Dimensions: 17" x 11.8" x 10"; 19" x 13" x 10'' • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 15 pounds; 18 pounds

For the fashion-forward pet parent, Wild One's Everyday Carrier is the dog purse of your dreams. It comes in three colors, including a lilac that's great for summer. According to the company, each carrier is made using recycled materials and uses 80 water bottles to create its knit body. While testing, we loved that this carrier came didn't require too much assembly, and we found the two different length straps very useful. We also found the sides of the bag to be taller than other similar tote bags, which makes it easier for a larger pet to squeeze inside and still feel secure. When standing on its own, this carrier retains its shape and doesn't cave in on itself, so it's easier to drop your pooch inside with less of a struggle. • Available Sizes: One size • Weight: 3.44 pounds • Materials: Polyester • Dimensions: 21.5" x 7.5" x 14.3" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 20 pounds

The Sherpa Original Deluxe is a great no-frills option that is budget friendly and won't give you any trouble at the airport. According to the brand, all sizes of this carrier are approved for use on most domestic airlines. The small and medium sizes are Guaranteed on Board , which means that if your pet is in one of those carriers, you're guaranteed to not be turned away at the gate, and if you are, you'll be reimbursed for all your pet fees. While it's not the lightest carrier you can buy, the versatility of the shoulder strap and handles mean you won't have any trouble carting your pooch around for short trips. It has a wider top-loading opening than a few of the other options we saw, which makes it easy to get your pet in and out of the carrier. While testing, we did notice that the carrier lacked a safety leash, so make sure your pet is securely fitted into the carrier at all times and that the top and front are fully zippered shut. • Available Sizes: Small; Medium; Large • Weight: 3.45 pounds • Materials: Polyester, mesh • Dimensions: 15" x 10" x 8.5"; 17" x 11" x 10.5"; 19" x 11.8" x 11.5" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 8 pounds; 16 pounds; 22 pounds

This hard-sided dog carrier takes just a few minutes to put together and doesn't require any extra tools to assemble. Unlike some other hard-sided carriers we tested, we didn't experience any bending or warping of the handle when carrying it around with a 15-pound weight inside it. Since the only way to transport the carrier is by the handle on top, we don't recommend this one for long-distance walks since it's not particularly comfortable. It is a good option if you need something to keep your pet in while at the vet, on public transportation or elsewhere. The plastic locking mechanism is fairly intuitive and the case comes with instructions that are easy to comprehend. One of our testers noted that while it feels less heavy-duty than some other hard-sided cases, it has truly stood the test of time and has not deteriorated with use. We don't recommend using the hooks on top however as we noticed they can come detached from the carrier if they're turned at the slightest angle. • Available Sizes: Toy; Extra Small; Small • Weight: 2.14 pounds • Materials: Plastic, metal • Dimensions: 17.9" x 11.5" x 12" ; 20.7" x 13.2" x 14.1" ; 22.5" x 15.2" x 14.9" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: No recommendations; we tested the Toy size with 15 pounds

Nothing says beach-ready like this canvas tote from Lands' End. According to the brand, this sturdy carrier is made from 100% cotton canvas and features a water-repellant base and trim so you don't have to worry about setting it down in a puddle. One of our testers has used this bag to frequently tote around her 20-pound pooch and has experienced very little wear and tear aside from the scuffing of the bottom from placing it on the NYC subway. The short shoulder straps mean it's not ideal for long trips as they can put too much pressure on one arm over time. But it's perfect for public transportation or non-airline travel. It's more stylish than some other bags at this price point and has a built-in safety leash that's a great feature if your pet is too tall to zip inside. • Available Sizes: One size • Weight: 1.94 pounds • Materials: Cotton canvas • Dimensions: 16.5" x 8" x 12.5" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 20 pounds

As the home away from home for the TikTok-famous NYC corgi Maxine , this dog carrier backpack can hold pets up to 50 pounds, which is by far the largest maximum weight of all the bags we've seen. It features handles on all four sides and a wide zipper section to make it easier for you to load your pooch in and out. The bag also comes with a chest buckle and easy-to-adjust shoulder straps to make it as comfortable to wear as possible. When testing, we found that this bag felt high-quality and had a ton of added accessories like the reinforced neck collar that offers your pup a bit more support for their head. "The runway" loading style makes it incredibly easy to board your pup into the bag when you fully unzip it and lie it flat on the ground. While it's great for a day out on the town, public transportation or just a cute way to bring your dog on an adventure, the company recommends that you don't carry your pet for longer than an hour at a time before taking a break.

• Available Sizes: Small; Regular • Weight: 1.96 pounds • Materials: Polyester, mesh • Dimensions: 25” x 13.5" x 4” • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 50 pounds

If you've been on the lookout for a sling-style carrier to turn you into the ultimate pet parent, this one from Yudodo is a strong contender. The super soft mesh is comfortable for both you and your pet, and the extra-wide padded strap is easy to adjust. It's not furry inside so it might not be as warm as some of the fleece-lined options, but it's versatile enough to use in warmer and colder weather. While testing, we especially loved how easy it was to check in on your pooch since their head peeks out from the top of the pouch. This also gives them a better opportunity for engagement since they can easily look at their surroundings. We also like that this sling leaves both your arms free. Plus, the little mesh pocket on the front perfectly fits your phone. • Available Sizes: Small; Medium; Large • Weight: 12 ounces • Materials: Mesh • Dimensions: 15.0" x 3.9" x 7.9" ; 15" x 3.9" x 7.8" inches • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 5.5 pounds; 10 pounds; 15 pounds

The chic Maxbone backpack is made of versatile nylon that's comfortable on both you and your pet's skin. One of the main benefits of a backpack carrier is that your hands and arms are free to text, carry another bag or open a door. While we haven't gotten our hands on this nylon version, when testing the regular neoprene Go Everywhere Backpack we immediately noticed that the product looked and felt high quality with strong stitching that didn't buckle under pressure and smooth zippers that didn't snag. We especially love the tiny mesh window that lets your pet get a little fresh air. Or it can be zipped down so your pooch can poke their little head out. There's also mesh on the top panels of the bag so you don't have to worry about them overheating. The bag retained its shape while empty and its sturdy bottom means that your pet has somewhere to sit or lay even while the bag is held upright. While the neoprene bag did get scuffed up fairly quickly on the light fabric, the dark nylon of this bag might not experience the same issue.

• Available Sizes: One size • Weight: 3.32 pounds • Materials: Nylon • Dimensions: 16" x 12.5" x 9.5" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 17 pounds

K&H Travel Bike Backpack

For bikers who want to share their love of adventure with their furry friend, the K&H travel backpack lets you do just that. Whether you're using it to attach your pet to the front of your ride, or just slinging it over your shoulder like a backpack, this versatile bag makes it easy to take your pet with you wherever you go. It comes with a front mounting system that can be installed on the front of your bike so you can peek down at your pet while you ride. While testing, we loved the large mesh front panel that lets your dog get some fresh air. You can even choose to unzip the top of the pouch to let your pet stick their head out and feel the wind on their face. The mesh pockets on the side are great for storing a few larger items but we noticed they aren't terribly secure, so best to avoid putting valuables in there. While we didn't get to hit the trails with a pup in this bag yet, we were able to hook up the mounting system to a bike and fit the bag on it. We found it to be quite secure and have easy-to-follow directions.

• Available Sizes: One size • Weight: 1.2 pounds • Materials: Polyester, mesh • Dimensions: 9.5" x 14" x 15.8" • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 15 pounds

How we test dog carriers

Our team at the Good Housekeeping Institute reviews pet gear of all kinds from dog beds to dog harnesses . We read hundreds of reviews to discover which dog carriers were worth considering, then tested over a dozen of them in our Lab and sent them along to our consumer testers to evaluate them in real-world conditions. We based our recommendations on extensive research of the market, and testing. We assessed each brand and materials used, tested styles in real life and considered the following factors: ✔️ Comfort and safety: We made sure that each pick could comfortably fit a pet of the recommended size and handle the maximum weight. For safety, we tested each bag by carrying it around filled with sandbags of the maximum recommended weight for each carrier. We assessed how comfortable they were to hold and hung them up for over an hour to see if the weight caused any puckering seams, stretched fabric or rips.

✔️ Ease of use: Squeezing an active pooch into a tiny pet carrier isn't the easiest thing in the world, so we considered carriers with wide zipper sections, top and front-loading options and quick installation so you can get your pet inside before they have the time to start squirming.

✔️ Materials: It's important to look at what each carrier is made of to ensure that it's soft enough for your pet to be comfortable but durable enough that their claws won't scratch right through. "Performance materials like nylon and polyester are ideal because they're lightweight and durable," says Lexie Sachs , the Executive Director of the Textiles, Paper & Apparel Lab at Good Housekeeping. "In fact, these are fabrics you typically find in backpacks, luggage and other bags. For more breathability, look for mesh ventilation."

We also consider how easy it is to clean these particular materials if they're water-resistant or easy to scuff up.

✔️ Purpose: Depending on where you're planning to take your dog, different carriers support different needs. Backpacks and front sling carriers can leave your hands free to multitask, while soft-sided carriers are great for fitting under airline seats. Hard-sided carriers work wonders when transporting your pet to the vet. Tote or purse carriers are also good if you're just looking for something to sling over your shoulder on a day out. We assessed each style to find the best of the best.

Why trust Good Housekeeping?

For decades, the Good Housekeeping Institute has been providing expert reviews and advice on everything a pet parent needs, including dog carriers. In her role as Parenting & Pets Reviews Analyst, Jamie Spain brings years of journalism experience to the Institute, having reviewed products for Good Housekeeping like pet GPS trackers and cooling dog beds , as well as BuzzFeed, while also previously working in the parenting and pets sphere at People.

Jamie worked with Lexie Sachs , the Executive Director of the Textiles, Paper & Apparel Lab to better understand the ideal materials used in dog carriers and which are best to keep you and your canine friend comfortable. Lexie has over 15 years of experience in the textile industry and covers all fabric-based products.

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Dog Travel Bags – The 15 best products compared

Updated on: September 14, 2023

September 14, 2023 / Reading time: 1 minute

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Dog Travel Bags – the most important at a glance

Dog travel bags, designed to transport your canine companions safely and comfortably, come in various styles, sizes, and materials catering to different breeds and travel needs. The most common types include carriers, backpacks, slings, hard cases or crates, strollers, and car seat covers. General features across all types typically include breathable materials, sturdy zippers, washable padding, and adjustable straps. Dog carriers and backpacks often have both top and side entrances and can also double as beds, while hard cases are more rigid and provide added security and are often used for long-distance travel and airplane use. Slings and strollers are best suited for smaller breeds, offering comfort while enabling the owner to keep an eye on the pet constantly. Finally, car seat covers are a great option if you frequently travel by car, protecting upholstery while keeping your pet in place.

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• 25L Pack-And-Go Dog Travel Bag: Neatly stores up to a week’s worth of doggy supplies from food, leashes, harnesses, toys, and treats to water bottle, poop bags, blanket, first aid kit, and records. DELOMO dog diaper bag makes any road trips, camping, vacations, beach trips, and overnight stays easier and much more enjoyable!
• Keep Dog Food Fresh: Two large dog food containers can hold up to a week’s worth of food depending on the dog. And the food carriers are fully insulated and leak-proof, keeping your pooch’s food/treats fresh and safe no matter where you go, on a hillside or the beach.
• Make Dog Feeding Easier: Two premium silicone food/water bowls and a waterproof placemat let you feed your pup easily without making a mess. When collapsed, the lightweight silicone bowls with carabiners are easy to stash inside the dog overnight bag, attach to the dog bag exterior, or clip onto your dog’s collar.
• Ergonomic Pet Travel Bag: Designed so you can carry your pet travel tote bag in a way that’s most comfortable for you! Wear it as a backpack to keep your hands free to walk your dog, carry the dog weekend bag in your hand, or place it on top of your rolling luggage. It’s airline-approved and fits under a plane seat conveniently.
• Durable, Water-Resistant Dog Travel Bag: Made from heavy-duty 600D Oxford cloth that’s anti-tear, water-resistant, highly durable, and easy to clean. This puppy travel bag is built to withstand the rigors of regular travel and ready to go wherever your fur baby goes!
• 🐶【Versatile Dog Travel Bag】This spacious dog travel bag (14''*8.3''*11.4'') includes 2 large food storage containers (6.5''*6''*4.3''), capable of storing enough food for pets. Additionally, it comes with 2 collapsible dog bowls, making it perfect for weekend getaways and easy feeding on the go.
• 🐶【Thoughtful Storage Design】Our dog travel bag has ample compartments for storing all your pet's needs in one place. With large compartments for dog toys, treats, diapers, and more, as well as side pockets for storing poop bags, it offers convenient storage solutions for all dog sizes. The bag features multi-function pockets and an adjustable divider for flexible storage and organization.
• 🐶【Premium Quality】Our top priority is the health and safety of pets. Our large dog travel food bag is constructed with water-resistant oxford fabric and a durable metal zipper for long-lasting use. The food container has a leak-proof lining to keep dog food fresh and dry. The materials used are eco-friendly and non-toxic, making it a safe option for your pets. This is an excellent gift option for dog owners.
• 🐶【Easy to Carry】This dog travel kit is airline approved and fits under most seats. It comes with a handle, padded shoulder strap, and luggage belt, allowing it to be used as a handbag, shoulder bag, or slid over luggage handles. The thoughtful and convenient design makes transporting your pet effortless.
• 🐶【Convenient Features】Our pet travel bag features a dog poop bag dispenser, front zippered pocket, and side mesh pocket. It is perfect for traveling, hiking, and all outdoor activities with your furry friend. It is an ideal gift for dog lovers and new dog parents on any holiday or special occasion.
• 🐕【All-in-One Dog Travel Bag】The large dog travel bag (volume up to 25L) comes with 2 large food storage containers (5L volume x2), which can hold a total of 1-2 weeks of food for pets. The dog travel bag large breed also comes with 2 collapsible dog bowls and 1 EXTRA dog treat training pouch, and this pet travel accessories is suitable for a weekend away and easy to feed on the go, perfect dog gifts for owners!
• 🐕【Storage Friendly Design】The dog travel bag for supplies keeps every pet's needs in one place. Designed with large compartments to store dog treats, toys, diapers, and more, also side pockets to store poop bags! Comes with multi-function pockets and an adjustable divider for flexible room and organization, the most convenient dog suitcase for all dogs sizes.
• 🐕【Reliable Quality】We always put pets' health first. This large dog travel food bag is made of water-resistant oxford fabric and features a long-lasting metal zipper for a long-lasting user experience. The food container has a leak-proof lining as well as to keep dog food dry and fresh. Eco-friendly & non-toxic materials, safe for pets. Great for dog owner gifts.
• 🐕【Easy to Carry】The airline approved dog travel bag fits under seats. This dog travel kit is equipped with a handle, padded shoulder strap, and luggage belt, which can be used as a handbag, shoulder bag, or slide over the luggage. The thoughtful and convenient design makes it easy for you to transport your pet with no effort, travel must haves for dogs.
• 🐕【Convenient Design】The pet travel bag has a dog poop bag dispenser, front zippered pocket, and side mesh pocket. The dog overnight bag is perfect for traveling, hiking, and all outdoor activities with pets. A great gift idea for dog lovers & new dog moms and dads on any holiday and special occasions, dog parents gifts.
• Airline Approved: This dog travel bag dimensions is 16''(L)*14''(H)*8''(W), Airline Compliant and fit under seat.
• Sturdy And Safe: Water Repellent oxford outer material with PVC backing, and Leak-Proof inner lining. These bowls are made of silicone and are dishwasher safe, making it the safest dog travel bowl in the business!
• Travel Bag For Dog Kit Include: 1 Dog Tote bag, 2 Dog Food carriers bag, 1 Water-Resistant Placemat, 2 Pet Silicone collapsible bowls (The colors of the bowl are randomly matched).
• Large Inner Compartment: This pet travel tote bag has a large inner compartment to store pet treats, toys, and more! Comes with multiple functional pockets and built-in adjustable flap to stay flexible and organized.
• The Dog Travel Organizer Kit Bag Ideal for everyday use for all of your essentials: conveniently carries food, water, treats, leashes, Frisbee, pet toys, first-aid kit. Applicable Occasions: traveling, hiking, outdoor activities, go to the park.
• AIRLINE APPROVED CARRIER - With airline-approved design, you can take your pet to go to everywhere. This pet carrier provides two connecting loop handles for balanced carrying as a dual seat belt or luggage strap to secure transport
• SAFETY DESIGN - The adjustable shoulder strap help you hands-free carrying and makes it more safe and convenient pet carrier bag for your travel
• DURABLE - This cat carrier is made of durable and lightweight polyester fabric. The four-side mesh will not only give a safe and comfortable travel for your pet, but also easy for you to check on your pet
• PORTABLE & FOLDABLE - This dog carrier is easy to carry and store, which has a padded shoulder strap and handles
• BOTH SIZES AND WEIGHTS - The mediun cat carrier is designed for small and medium pets within 15" x 9" x 9"(smaller than product) and 15 lbs. Please do not choose your carrier only based on weight. Reference your pets' length and height in selecting a carrier size.
• DURABLE AND STYLISH - Clawist dog travel bag Made with premium materials, this travel organizer kit for pets holds all your fur baby’s essentials: dog food, treats, a water bottle, toys, and other dog travel accessories
• FOR ANY OCCASION - No need to sacrifice fashion and practicality for packing pet essentials for dogs and cats with this pet bag! Use it as an office-wear, pet carrier, grocery bag, or even for outings with friends while keeping that sleek modern look!
• Large-capacity Design-The main pocket of the pet training bag consists of two separate bags, which can be used to store different dog food or toys; in addition, there is a zipper pocket and a mesh bag on the front of the bag, which can be used to store mobile phones, keys, cards, etc;, a zippered pocket with a garbage bag dispenser design on the back for storing poop bags
• Travel Bag for Pet Supplies: This bag is the perfect accessory for any groomer (or pet lover) on the move
• Rugged, Water-Resistant Material: Excellent for secure storage of pet grooming supplies and backed by Wahl's 30-day satisfaction guarantee
• Storage Bag with Multiple Pockets: Three interior pockets keep grooming essentials organized while four exterior pockets (two zippered, two slip) keep shears and brushes handy
• Versatile Carrying Options: Over-the-shoulder strap and two side straps with a Velcro strap for convenience
• Over 20 Years of Wahl: For over 20 years, Wahl Pro Animal has built comfortable grooming products to keep your pets healthy, happy, and beautiful
• 🐶【Dual Layers Design with Large Capacity】: Mancro dog travel bag designed with double-layer storage to offer a more flexible and orderly storage room. The top layer compartment is enough to store all dog's daily stuff，toys, leashes, water bottles, dog food cans, towels, etc in one place. The down layer compartment can storage 2 large food containers separately, or you can put dog accessories in, such as clothes, blankets.
• 🐶【Long Trip Friendly Food Containers】: The large travel bag for dogs comes with 2 water-resistant lined dog food containers, which can treat for an adult golden retriever for 10-days! Also includes two silicone collapsible dog bowls with carabiners. The pet travel bag is perfect for dogs of all sizes and is easy to feed while out.
• 🐶【Multiple Functional Pockets】: Our dog travel kit has various pockets to meet different pet's supplies storage needs.One side poop bag dispenser, and the other side mesh pocket for water bottles or toys. The front zipper pocket can be fully opened as a feeding mat, 2 inner mesh pockets for storing 2 collapsible dog bowls.
• 🐶【Keep All Gears Organized】: The dog camping gear with large space to make it convenient to put all dog gear in and keep well organized for your traveling. Whether you are taking your dog on camping, hiking, road trip, or dropping them off at a dog-sitter, you can carry all supplies easily in one travel bags for dogs go.
• 🐶【Easy Carrying Ways for Travel】: The travel dog bag is designed comfortable padded handle strap, an adjustable shoulder strap, and a back luggage belt to free your hands. The dog weekend bag is perfect for all outdoor activities with pets, never miss any moment with your furry friends. The dog diaper bag is a perfect gift idea for dog moms, dog dad, and dog parents.
• 🐶 Hands-Free Travel For Your Next Adventure. Our dog travel backpack 6-piece set features 2 large zip compartments, 2 small collapsible travel dog bowls, insulated dog food travel container with leak-proof lining, placemat with waterproof lining and bonus treat pouch. A sustainable substitute for plastic bags!
• 🍼 Dog Diaper Bag, Anyone? As dog owners, we know what makes life with dogs better. We added the poop bag dispenser to the puppy backpack so you never end up in a ‘stinky’ situation again! Our travel dog bag also features a suitcase strap for travel convenience. Great gift for dog mom, dog dad, and dog owners!
• 🥾 The Perfect Hiking Companion. The removable divider and generous 10 pockets keep your and your dogs’ essentials organized when you hit the dog park, beach, or hiking trails! All your dog camping gear and travel supplies in one dog travel bag. Perfect for dog hiking gear and dog camping accessories.
• 🛠️ Good Dogs Deserve Great Gear! Equipped With padded straps and back panel for comfort and extra storage for dog travel accessories, you can take the comforts of home on the go with our dog supply backpacks. Trust our commitment to quality with our portable dog food travel bags with high-quality zippers & water-resistant fabric.
• 🌟The Rubyloo Promise. We're a woman-owned US small business and quality and customer service are our top priorities. We're here for you! We want you and your pup to be completely satisfied with your purchase.
• 🐶The Original Doggy Bag. Thousands call our pet travel kit a “must have” for every pet owner. Featuring a large storage bag, 2 large collapsible dog bowls with carabiners and 2 insulated dog food travel containers.
• 💩Dog Diaper Bag, Anyone? As dog owners, we know what really makes life with dogs easier. We added the poop bag dispenser to the puppy travel bag so you never end up in a ‘stinky’ situation again! Our travel dog bag set makes a great dog gift for dog owners, dog lovers, dog moms, dog dads.
• 🚗Dog Road Trips Made Easy! Our removable divider and multiple pockets keep your and your dog's essentials organized for your next beach, hiking, or overnight road trip! All your dog camping gear and travel supplies in one dog travel bag - always good to go. Our dog bags for traveling are airline-approved and feature a handy suitcase sleeve.
• 🛠️Good Dogs Deserve Great Gear! With premium padded straps for comfort and generous storage for dog travel accessories, you can carry the comforts of home on the go. Trust our commitment to quality with our portable dog food travel bags with high-quality zippers & water-resistant fabric.

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The 11 Best Dog Carriers of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

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The best dog carrier will provide enough space for your dog to spin around and get comfortable while remaining manageable and compact in size for you to carry and support your dog.

While dog carriers are primarily made for carrying smaller dogs (less than 20 pounds), there are some styles, like backpacks, that are designed to distribute the weight of a dog more evenly, making it more accessible for a human to carry a bigger doggo. There are also different carriers (e.g. hard-sided, soft-sided, tote, sling) to meet different needs. For example, a carrier to bring a dog along while running errands is more open less structured than the carrier you place your dog inside of for the duration of a flight.

To find the best dog carriers, we evaluated a collection of top ranked carriers, all of which provide proper ventilation and are equipped with an internal tether to connect to a dog's harness or collar to prevent them from hopping out. We made selections based on our thorough testing sessions conducted in our labs, in both New York City and Des Moines, along with hands-on testing of select carriers in the real world with real dogs. You can learn more about our testing process and methodology in the "How We Tested" section of this story.

Our favorite dog carrier is the Love Thy Beast Nylon Pet Travel Carrier, which promotes fresh airflow with its mesh roof and sides, includes a leash strap, and several travel conveniences, such as a zippered panel on the back to loop a seatbelt through or attach the bag atop your wheeled luggage.

Best Overall

Love thy beast nylon pet travel carrier.

Love Thy Beast

Lightweight for daily use and suitable for airline travel

Sturdy base with an easy-to-remove platform for cleaning

Fully enclosed zipper compartment

Large zippered pocket and optional loop for slotting through seatbelt or trolley handle

Soft sides might not provide enough structure for some dogs

Only available through one retailer

For most dogs that enjoy (or will tolerate) being carried in a bag, the Love Thy Beast Nylon Pet Travel Carrier offers sufficient space, a sturdy base, mesh windows to allow air to flow, and two sturdy shoulder straps to keep the bag balanced. The tote-style bag is extremely lightweight for everyday jaunts and, with the main compartment fully zipped, suitable for in-cabin use on most commercial airlines (always check with your flight provider).

The large zippered pocket on one side of the bag provides ample space for keeping essentials on-hand, including a leash, hand sanitizer, dog wipes, a collapsible bowl, puppy pads, and treats. On the opposite side is a versatile panel with horizontal zippers that can be used as a pouch or a loop for a seatbelt or suitcase handlebars. The soft-sided canvas and nylon carrier is easy to spot clean and features a removable internal panel that attaches to the base with hook and loop strips.

We tested this bag in various settings, including commercial flights operated by domestic carriers, with an eight-pound Pomeranian participant who was able to stand up, sit, lay, and turn around inside the bag when fully zipped. The bag is designed to support dogs up to 25 pounds, but their overall shape and height should also be factored into your decision.

And if you like to keep your dog incognito, we found that the mesh paneling makes it difficult for others to spot our companion. But if you are in a crowded space or seated in row on a flight, you should let others know your dog is with you to avoid any run-ins.

Materials:  Nylon, canvas | Dimensions:  17 x 8 x 12 inches |  Color Options : Black, forest, dust, red

Best Hard-Sided

Petmate pet kennel.

Two doors for top or front access

Lots of ventilation

Relatively lightweight design

Only suitable for dogs 15 pounds and under

Top latch doesn’t always line up properly on first try

The Petmate Two-Door Dog Kennel is our favorite dog carrier for short errands like car rides and veterinary appointments. In addition to the standard latched, wire front door, the Petmate Kennel has a top that also opens. This is especially useful for veterinary visits, since it will allow for your dog to be lifted out from the top. It also makes the Petmate carrier easy to access for cleaning.

While we have stress-tested the Petmate Two-Door Dog Kennel—pulling 33 pounds of force against the carrier’s door—and found it to be a durable traveler, it’s nevertheless only appropriate for small dog breeds. While the 24 by 17 inch footprint is relatively roomy, the carrier is only 14.5 inches high, which may not provide enough room to stand for even many small dogs. That makes this carrier best for temporary trips, rather than long travel times. Correspondingly, the well-ventilated plastic frame feels surprisingly lightweight and maneuverable for this type of carrier.

Materials: Plastic | Dimensions: 24.05 x 16.76 x 14.5 inches | Color Options: White, rose, blue, tan

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Best for Public Transit

Roverlund out-and-about pet tote.

Larger size roomy enough for medium breeds

Neck scoop for your dog to enjoy the view

Big, padded straps

Built-in leash attachment clip

Structured bottom for stability

Reflective for nighttime

Storage pocket a little narrow

No ventilation aside from top opening

Roomy and lightweight, the Roverlund Commuter Pet Tote is made from sturdy, 1200-denier polyester, which is waterproof. The handles are made from climbing rope, and similarly beefy. This tote comes in two sizes, and the larger is appropriate for medium-sized dogs up to 30 pounds. It’s built tall, encouraging your dog to stand and stick their head out of the neck scoop opening in one side. It’s got a canvas-covered padded bottom, that’s suitable for lying down, but also provides enough structure for your dog to stand on it. 

While the tote can be zippered shut across the top, it’s easy for a dog to push their head back against the zipper, opening it again. Instead, your dog is kept most secure by the deep design and the interior leash attachment clips. The tote also includes a zipper storage compartment on the outside, but it’s a little narrow and is unlikely to be an all-day storage solution for all of your pup’s gear. 

The Roverlund Commuter Pet Tote has reflective trim for visibility. It’s available in two sizes (small and large) and five color combinations.

Materials: Canvas | | Dimensions: 15 x 8 x 10 inches (small), 17 x 8.75 x 13 inches (large) | Color Options: Camo/magenta, black/magenta, black/yellow, camo/orange, desert camo

Best Commuter for Small Dogs

Fable carrier.

Zippered exterior pocket for storage

Removable easy to clean nylon interior

Internal tether to safely secure pet

Not suitable for air travel

No top zipper

For toting your dog along on daily errands with a dash of style, the Fable Carrier has a soft leather exterior handcrafted in Spain. Your dog will ride in comfort within the black nylon interior that is cushioned with a removable pad for ease of cleaning. 

Designed for small dogs weighing up to 15 pounds, the Fable Carrier includes a zippered exterior pocket to carry supplies and toys, a short leash to keep your dog safely secured, and reinforced straps that comfortably rest on your shoulder or in your hand. While it's nice that your dog is able to peek out and enjoy the sights, unlike other carriers, the top of the Fable carrier is open and does not have a zipper. Depending on your dog, the absence of a zipper might be a convenient way to prevent rubbing on their coat and skin, but if you prefer a zippered top, which keeps a dog more concealed, this tote-style carrier might not work for you.

The Fable Carrier is available in multiple color options, including blush, light blue, light grey, and dark green.

Materials: Nylon, leather | Dimensions: 15 x 6.5 x 11 inches | Color Options: Blush, light blue, light grey, dark green

Best Airline-Approved

Away the pet carrier.

Meets the requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for in-cabin use on most major airlines

Trolley sleeve for seatbelt or suitcase handlebar placement

Removable and washable bed

One year warranty from Away

Not suitable for pets over 18 pounds

While testing the Pet Carrier from Away on a six-hour flight, our participating chihuahua mix was comfortable and the bag's straps and trolley sleeve made navigating the airport a breeze. The leather and nylon construction of the carrier strikes a nice balance between structured support and flexibility for streamlined under-seat placement that provides ample stability for the dog inside.

The Pet Carrier meets the requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for in-cabin use on most major airlines (always check with your flight provider), and is designed to support small pets up to 18 pounds. When empty, the carrier along with the removable shoulder strap weighs about four pounds, and depending on which airline you and your dog are flying on, the maximum weight limit for an in-cabin pet is generally around 20 pounds for pet and carrier combined.

The carrier is equipped with a waterproof lining and a removable, machine-washable plush sherpa bed. It also features internal and external pockets for storage, and zippered panels on mesh windows for optional coverage which can help anxious dogs feel less stimulated.

Plus, for the car ride to and from the airport, the carrier received a five-star crash test rating from the Center for Pet Safety (CPS), an organization that conducts independent safety tests on products designed for dogs.

Materials:  Nylon, leather | Dimensions:  18.7 x 10.8 x 10.75 inches |  Color Options : Black, blue

Best for Outdoors

K9 sport sack plus 2 dog carrier.

Wide base to accommodate a dog's tail

Dog faces towards human's back, so it's easy to check on them

Easy to store when not in use

Finding a comfortable fit your dog may take a little adjusting

The K9 Sport Sack Plus 2 Dog Carrier is a backpack-style bag with wide straps designed to keep your dog supported while evenly distributing the weight you are carrying. We found this backpack to be highly beneficial on walks with a senior dog weighing around 30 pounds who was comfortably hoisted up whenever they appeared to get tired.

This carrier requires a dog to be positioned in an upright position which some dogs really enjoy and others do not. It can take a bit of finesse to find the right fit for a dog, but once a dog is comfortably inside and placed on their human's back, the result is objectively adorable—with a dog's face positioned right by their humans making it easy for the pair to check in on each other.

The K9 Sport Sack Plus 2 comes in three sizes (small, medium, and large) to fit dogs weighing up to 40 pounds, but you should also carefully factor in your dog's length from collar to tail to find the right size. The backpack has two mesh sides with pockets and a padded back panel. It also comes with a 14 by 9-inch detachable bag for carrying essentials like a collapsible water bowl and treats.

Materials: Polyester | Dimensions:  10 x 9 x 17 inches (small), 11 x 10 x 19 inches (medium), 12 x 11 x 22 inches (large) | Color Options:  Black, mint, gray

Best for Medium Dogs

Sturdibag pro 2.0.

Padded fleece inside for comfort

Machine washable

Durable polyester construction

Extra-large exceeds requirements for use on most flights

Constructed from thick and durable polyester, the SturdiBag Pro 2.0 is enitrely machine washable. It uses internal rods, like a tent, to form a semi-rigid structure that lands in between soft-sided and hard-sided making it a flexible travel option. The lightweight bag is made in four sizes (small, medium, large, and extra-large) to comfortably fit dogs weighing up to 40 pounds. 

Inside you'll find an internal leash tether and a padded fleece mat. Plus, the bag features zipper-locking clips for extra security, allowing you to lock a mesh door zipper in position. The bag is equipped with two hand straps, a padded shoulder strap, and deep side pockets for storing accessories.

But the extra-large version of the carrier is too big to fit under the seat in-cabin on most airlines (always check with your flight provider).

Materials: Polyester, leather, fleece | Dimensions: 18 x 10 x 10 inches (small), 15 x 12 x 12 inches (medium), 18 x 12 x 12 inches (large), 20 x 12 x 16 inches (x-large) | Color Options: Black, blue jay, bordeaux, navy, purple, smoke, earthy tan

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Best for Car Travel

Sleepypod mobile pet bed.

Crash tested and certified by the Center for Pet Safety

Removable and machine-washable liner included

Functions as pet carrier, bed, and car seat

Our tester found that the bulky design of bed made it difficult to use as a carrier

For canines that like to cruise in a car, the Sleepypod Mobile Pet Bed provides a comfortable and secure spot for dogs weighing up to 15 pounds to strap in for rides of any duration. The well-designed pet carrier has been tested and certified by the Center for Pet Safety , the leading nonprofit organization conducting independent crash tests on travel products designed for dogs.

Using the hook and loop positioning points on the carrier, a seatbelt easily passes through to secure the Mobile Pet Bed to the backseat of a car. For clear instructions, we highly recommend watching this instructional video on proper car seat use .

This pet carrier from Sleepypod has a unique round shape with a mesh top for airflow. While testing we found the top easy to unzip and the internal, machine-washable pad offered cushioned support for our participating dog. The mesh cover can be completely removed for use as a dog bed, and the carrier is equipped with a shoulder strap. But we found the circular dome-like shape to be rather cumbersome to carry.

Materials:  Nylon, mesh, foam |  Dimensions:  17 x 13.5 inches |  Color Options : Arctic white, glacier silver, robin egg blue, blossom pink, strawberry red, dark chocolate, jet black, first blush, olive

Best Duffle-Style

Wild one travel carrier.

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Cozy, padded interior

Folds flat when not in use

Shoulder strap that can be used as a leash

Airline compliant for most domestic flights

Not all small dogs can fully stand up when the carrier is closed

The Travel Carrier from Wild One is duffle-bag style carrier that can accommodate a dog weighing up to 16 pounds. The versatile pet carrier has a lot of carefully considered design elements that make it convenient for humans (like a shoulder strap that doubles as a leash) and comfortable for dogs (like a padded cushion inside).

With an eight-pound Pomeranian inside we found they had sufficient space to lay down, put their head up, and get comfortable, all while the bag was fully zipped for a flight. If you have a short-legged pal, like a  Dachshunds , or a very petite pups, Chihuahuas , this carrier will likely provide sufficient space for your dog to fully stand up and move around.

The carrier has mesh paneling throughout for airflow and to keep your dog in view, and each side panel can be unzipped. A slotted panel on the back allows you to place it on the handlebars of your suitcase or secure it in a car by passing a seatbelt through.

Materials: Neoprene, mesh, polyester | Dimensions: 17.5 x 11 x 10 inches | Color Options: Black, tan, spruce

YUDODO Reflective Pet Sling Carrier

Shoulder strap has pocket for phone

Reflective strip

Drawstring closure

Not recommended for dogs over 15 pounds

The YUDODO Reflective Pet Sling Carrier is a supportive cross-body style dog carrier that will keep your hands free and your small dog snug. If you have have an anxious dog, this carrier might help them feel more at ease.

To suit your needs, the opening to the main compartment where your dog will nestle has drawstring that can be gently adjusted while allowing their head to poke out. The carry is made out of polyester, mesh, faux leather, and has a reflective strip for added visibility in low light. There is also a pocket on the shoulder strap designed to fit a smartphone.

The Reflective Pet Sling Carrier comes in three sizes (small, medium, and large), and while testing, the medium provided sufficient space for a 12-pound Chihuahua who quickly got comfortable and seemed to enjoy riding in the pouch. But even the large will likely be too snug for heavier dogs and has a maximum recommended weight limit of 14 pounds.

Materials: Faux leather, polyester | Dimensions:  15 x 3.9 x 7.8 inches | Color Options:  Black, pink, teal, red, gray, blue, orange

Best for Versatility

Ibiyaya pet carrier.

5-in-1 design

Fits snugly on a carseat

Not for large breeds

This nifty, 5-in-1 dog carrier can shapeshift depending on your preferences and the situation in which you’re using it. Ideal for small to medium dogs, it offers several ways to switch up your carrying style. From a suitcase-styler roller bag that accommodates dogs who like to feel the wind rushing by their faces, to a no-nonsense backpack, to a sporty stroller you can jog behind, to a compact car seat pod, this do-it-all dog carrier is perfect for virtually any scenario you and Fido may find yourselves in. 

We’re particularly impressed by its carseat form: a compact, soft-shelled pod designed specifically to fit into standard vehicle seats, where it can be strapped securely by buckling up with your car’s existing seatbelt. 

This car-friendly format ensures your furry friend is strapped in as safely as any two-legged, seatbelt-donning passenger, which can add peace of mind on road trips and in inclement weather. Moreover, it does so without the need to purchase additional accouterments to make your car a safe, strapped-in space for your dog. 

When not in use, the soft exterior of the pod portion folds neatly in on itself, so it can be tucked away while commanding very little closet or shelf space.

Materials: Nylon, plastic | Dimensions: 19 x 37.4 x 36 inches | Color Options: Pink, blue, brown, orange

Final Verdict

Our favorite dog carrier is the Love Thy Beast Nylon Pet Travel Carrier which is well-ventilated, lightweight, suitable for everyday use, and has a large zippered pocket. If you're looking for a backpack-style carrier to more evenly distribute your dog's weight, the K9 Sport Sack Plus 2 is supportive, durable, and can hold up to 40 pounds of doggie cuteness.

Select dog carriers featured in this story have been part of our hands-on testing evaluations. We've tested over 700 pet products—spending thousands of hours with in  our labs in New York City and Des Moines , and in real homes with real pets. Each participating tester carefully follows our methodology to evaluate a given product. For dog carriers, the ease of use, ease of cleaning, durability, functionality, and overall appearance were carefully assessed.

For real world testing with dog carriers, our participants interpreted their respective dog's reactions and overall demeanor when being placed inside and carried. Our human testers compared and contrasted their dog's behavior with a given carrier to how they typically express joy and comfort.

For lab testing without dogs on duty, weighted sand bags were used to mimic the weight of a dog in a carrier. We also used these weighted props, combined with measured force, to evaluate the resilience of a product.

What to Look for in Dog Carriers

Hard vs. soft.

Dog carriers come in either rigid or soft-sided styles, which are made from nylon fabric similar to duffle bags, usually with mesh windows to provide ventilation and visibility. Hard-sided carriers may be made of plastic or wire, or both. Some dog carriers are a hybrid of both styles, made of sturdy nylon with rigid sides. Some hard-sided carriers collapse and fold for easy storage. As you look at these materials, consider your travel needs and what will be best for your dog and family.

Your pup's overall comfort is key when shopping for dog essentials for air travel . Thus, it’s crucial to take note of the dimensions of your dog carrier you intend to buy, and ensure there’s enough extra room for your dog to stretch out and curl up for sleeping purposes. Most dog carriers will also include size charts, list the dog breeds that do well within the particular carrier, or list the measurements of the ideal pup size for the carrier.

There are numerous styles for dog carriers, including totes, duffels, crates, backpacks, and even dog bike baskets designed specifically for carrying your pup around on the likes of hiking and cycling trips.

Duffle-style dog carriers are great for small to medium pups, though there are expandable options for larger dogs, too. One key benefit of a soft-sided dog carrier is the ability to fold the carrier away and tuck it neatly on a shelf or inside a closet once you’re finished using it. For plane travel, many duffle-style bags are within the size limits for many airlines, and can be stowed comfortably beneath the seat in front of you.

If you’re looking for a hands-free option for your dog carrier, a backpack-style dog carrier could be the way to go. Backpack carriers are designed to allow your pup to nestle comfortably within the carrier, which you can then hoist on your back. This style can accommodate large dogs in many instances, which makes it among the most versatile style of dog carriers there is. 

Soft exterior dog carriers are typically best for airline travel , as they can easily be placed beneath the seat in front of you, as you would with a purse or personal item that has a soft exterior. It’s worth looking into your particular airline’s specifications in terms of what is allowed, size-wise for pet carriers prior to purchasing a dog carrier for travel. Also, it’s worth looking for travel carriers that have a specifically designed slot for sliding the carrier over the handle of your suitcase, so that you can give yourself all the more flexibility when you’re at the airport. For large dogs, a hard crate may be the best way to go, as larger pets are typically transported separately in the plane from their owners.

Totes can be a great way to travel with your pup on public transport and day-to-day errand-running. There are many options for dog totes that are both stylish and sturdy; just make sure there’s enough room for your dog by measuring the dimensions. Also important: a loop or clip built inside the bag where you can securely attach your dog’s leash. This allows for extra security and a safer mode of transport for your dog.

Airline Approval

“Getting in touch with the airline to find out what their policies are is very important, because each airline has its own rules,” Paola Cuevas, a Veterinarian, MVZ, and Behaviorist with Petkeen.com, told The Spruce Pets.

“Some airlines allow small dogs to travel in the cabin inside a carrier,” she said, which makes a good opportunity for a soft carrier. “Other airlines require pets to go down in the cargo,” she adds, in which case, “a hard and sturdy carrier is best.”

Here are the pet travel guidelines for some of the top airlines:

• American Airlines Pets
• Delta Pet Travel
• Southwest Airlines: Flying with Pets
• United Airlines: Traveling with Pets
• Alaska Airlines Pet Travel
• JetBlue: Traveling with Pets

Dog carriers should be large enough for your dog to comfortably turn around in, as well as stand up with a bit of extra clearance in all directions, says Cuevas.

“The carrier should allow the dog to be comfortable inside, measuring its length from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail when standing,” from there, she advises “adding an extra 4-6 inches to the total carrier length.” As for the height, it’s “calculated by measuring the dog’s height from the head to the floor and adding 4 inches.”

Yes! That said, it’s important to choose a dog carrier backpack that’s made specifically for dogs. In other words, you cannot simply put your pup in a backpack and call it a day! Dog carrier backpacks are specifically designed for utmost safety for both you and your pup; for you, many dog backpacks distribute your pup’s weight evenly enough for them to feel comfortable on your back without weighting you down too much. Also, a dog backpack should always have a leash attachment inside to ensure safe carrying and lessen the risk of escape.

This story was updated by  Anna Mejorada , a writer for The Spruce Pets, who shares her home with a happy pomeranian named Gidget. Before researching and writing about pet products for a living, Anna embarked on a self-mandated, ongoing quest to find the optimal items for her dog. She is now delightfully devoted to helping humans discover and select the most favorable products for their pets.

A previous version was written by Sophie Wirt , a writer and cat mom of two. Wirt gleaned expert advice regarding how to choose the best dog carrier from Leigh Siegfried , CEO and Founder at Opportunity Barks , and Paola Cuevas , a Veterinarian, MVZ, and Behaviorist with Petkeen.com.

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If you’re one of the many people who live by the motto, “If I Can’t Bring My Dog I’m Not Going,” you know how much of hassle it can be to efficiently pack all their gear. There’s food, treats, bowls, toys, leashes, medication, balls and sometimes a warm coat and boots for those snowbirds, or should we say snowdogs.

Even for a walk to the dog park or a stroll around town, there’s essentials that your dog needs, and a bag that can hold it all along with your cellphone and keys makes getting out of the house easier (and more fun).

Here are some of the best bags for packing everything your dog will need. Whether you’re going out for the day, a weekend, a longer vacation, or an unexpected evacuation, these bags will make your life a little easier.

Daily Dog Walking Bags 

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In the Company of Dogs

Its Walkie Carryall Dog Bag is compact and lightweight, yet it can carry everything your dog needs and your keys, wallet and sunglasses. It has a snap closure, a waterproof cell phone pocket, a bag dispenser and a mesh pocket for a water bottle or a slimy tennis ball. Carry it on your shoulder or crossbody.

Available in sage, denim blue, gray and black

Price: $39.95

On the Go Jasper Swag Bag

The Jasper Swag Bag comes in a few different styles, but all of them are designed with you and your dog’s needs in mind.

For a quick “business” trip early in the morning or late in the evening, the Jasper Swag Bag Mini is perfect. It can hold your cell phone, keys, treats, poop bags, a ball and a water bottle, and it comes with a built-in bag dispenser.

Price: $19.99

The On the Go bag is a little larger, and it can hold more, even a ball launcher and an iPad.

Price: $44.99

The On the Fly is the top of the line with weatherproof, lightweight material, tons of pockets to carry anything you think you may need while still remaining lightweight and comfortable. Straps can be worn around the waist, on the shoulder or crossbody.

Price: $49.99

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Sleepypod Go Bag

The Sleepypod Go Bag  is a well-designed bag that features two mini packing cubes, an insulated food pouch that seals with a roll-up Velcro top and plenty of pockets for everything your dog needs. Gusseted side pockets fit a water bottle, cell phone or umbrella. An exterior utility ring lets you hang a leash or a flashlight while an interior lanyard holds keys so you don’t have to dig for them. There’s a large, padded interior pocket that will protect your laptop, tablet or your dog’s medical records, and a large zippered exterior pocket that keeps items secure and easily accessible.

The bag is made from durable ballistic nylon that is easily cleaned. The padded shoulder strap can be adjusted for crossbody wear, and the tapered shape makes carrying it comfortable. It also has a strong top handle.

Available in silver, black, red and blue.

Price: $79.99

Orvis Dog Traveler’s Kit

The Dog Traveler’s Kit by Orvis is made of durable yet lightweight nylon canvas. It features a lined interior, an airtight bag that can store 4 to 5 pounds of kibble, and two collapsible bowls for food and water.

There’s an expandable pocket for toys, harnesses and leashes; a mesh pocket for small or wet items; a zip pocket in the top inside lid and an open sleeve on the back. A padded shoulder strap makes carrying it comfortable. Depending on the dog, it can potentially hold enough food for up to a week. Plus, the bag can be personalized.

Vacation Bags

The longer your vacation, the more stuff you have to haul. It can be hard to anticipate everything your dog will need, but these bags make it easy. With special containers for food and integrated dog bowls, packing for your pooch will be much less stressful.

Overland Dog Gear Week Away Bag

The Week Away Bag is brilliantly designed to hold everything your dog needs for a vacation, but it’s still compact and lightweight. The bag contains lined carry cubes for food inside and collapsible silicone bowls and mat stored in the front flap. It has a place for everything. Mesh pockets on the side hold a water bottle or things that need to dry and air out (handy with a dog that loves to get dirty). A zippered mesh pocket on the top inside holds small gear like can openers and measuring cups securely, and the main compartment is divided for better organization.

Available in black, blue and animal print

Price: small $48.00; large $54.99

Rolling Week Away Bags

Available in blue and black

Price: $69.99

Ultimate Week Away Duffle Bag

Available in red and camo print

Price: $59.95

Ruffwear Haul Bag

The Haul Bag is a large, duffle-shaped bag that holds a serious stash of dog supplies. The top has a wide, square opening for easy access. There are zippered interior and exterior pockets and mesh pockets for better organization as well as an ID sleeve on the outside for your address and any important information. A shoulder strap and top handles give you two carrying options. You can also buy extras for packing, like the Bivy Bowl for water, the Stash Bag for poop bags and the Kibble Kaddie for dog food.

Price: $79.95

Emergency Go Bags

In the past 18 years, Go Bags have become a household name. These bags are always packed with everything you need to survive a disaster, whether it’s terrorists or hurricanes. As we learned from past events, it’s imperative to take your dogs with you when you have to evacuate, and that means you have to be ready to go as fast as possible.

These are pre-packed canine survival Go-Bags with everything your dog may need for a few days or longer.

Deluxe Multiple Dog Survival Kit 

This Dog Survival Kit comes prepacked with everything your dog needs to survive an emergency. It has enough supplies for two dogs over a 72-hour time period, packaged in durable containers. The kit includes dog food packets, water boxes with straws, thermal blankets, light sticks, water purification tablets, first aid kit, three collapsible pet bowls, poop bags, chew toys, and a 50-foot nylon cord, all packed up in a durable nylon carry bag. $79.95

Other great options include:

Pet Emergency Kit

The Pet Emergency Kit is prepacked with emergency supplies.

Price: $37.88

Deluxe Dog Survival Kit

This Ultimate Deluxe Dog Survival Kit .

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11 best travel carriers for dogs

We all want our dogs by our side as much as possible, and that might include them tagging along on vacations and holiday trips. But traveling with a pet usually involves a range of safety considerations, including gathering the right health paperwork , keeping treats and water on hand and making sure they’re as comfortable as possible on a flight, train or car ride. Since most airlines and other transportation methods will require taking your dog in some type of enclosure, the pet carrier you choose is very important to keep your dog safe and comfortable. 

We spoke to veterinarians, vet technicians and travel safety experts about what to look for in a travel carrier for your dog and how to shop for one that’s both comfortable and safe. We also listed expert-recommended carriers and Select staff favorites.

SKIP AHEAD Best dog travel carriers | How to shop for a dog travel carrier | What size carrier is allowed on a plane? |  What is the pet weight limit for air travel? | What's the difference between a carrier and crate? | Is it safe to travel with a pet in the cargo area? | How to help your dog feel calm in a travel carrier

Our top picks

• Best overall dog carrier: Away The Pet Carrier
• Best airline-approved carrier: Sherpa Pet Carrier
• Best tote carrier: Wild One Everyday Carrier
• Best travel crate: Gunner Kennel G1

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How we picked the best dog travel carriers.

When shopping for the best travel carrier for your dog, our experts recommend considering the following factors:

• Size: Pick a carrier that’s big enough for your pet to comfortably stand, sit, lie down and turn around in. The carrier should be as long as the tip of the dog’s nose to the base of the tail, according to veterinarian Dr. Kristen L. Nelson . Carriers will usually come in a variety of sizes to fit different breed types (though keep in mind that airline-approved carriers have very specific dimension requirements that will usually only fit small dogs under 20 pounds, according to our experts). 
• Materials and build: Carriers are usually soft-sided and made of polyester or nylon, which are easy to clean and water- and tear-resistant, according to our experts. Choose a carrier with mesh sides to provide a good amount of ventilation. Most importantly, you should opt for a carrier that can stand up on its own and not collapse around your pet or deform easily, says Dr. Christina Carlo , a veterinarian and medical director at VCA Avondale Veterinary Hospital. Hard plastic carriers are usually designed for airplane cargo holds, but they’re a safe and durable option for car rides, too, according to Carlo.
• Airline requirements: Commercial airlines will usually have certain dimension requirements for carriers that go in the plane’s cabin (with the passenger) and crates that travel in the cargo area of the plane. Most airlines like United Airlines , Jetblue and American Airlines have varying dimension requirements, so be sure to visit their site before traveling. 
• Crash testing: Look for carriers and crates that have undergone independent crash testing by the Center for Pet Safety , which gives your pet the best possible chance of survival if a crash occurs, says Dr. Wendy Hauser , a veterinarian and special advisor to ASPCA Pet Health Insurance.

Best dog travel carriers to shop right now

Below, we gathered the best travel carriers for your dog based on experts’ guidance and Select staff experience. We also included top-rated options with a 4-star average rating or higher. We list key factors to consider, including the carrier’s material, weight capacity and dimensions. 

Best overall travel carrier: Away

Away the pet carrier.

This Away travel carrier is designed for both car and airline travel and won a Select Best for Your Pet award for best overall travel carrier. It has zip openings on the top and front with fully see-through mesh to help your pet see out of the carrier (if you prefer to avoid this, there’s a piece of fabric that rolls down to cover their view).

I use this carrier to fly with my 16-pound havachon, Bella, because it’s sturdy and makes her feel safe and supported thanks to its durable nylon and leather construction. The mesh gives her enough visibility to know what’s going on outside and helps me keep tabs on her, too. It also comes with machine-washable bedding on the inside that’s soft to the touch, and multiple pockets that keep my belongings and pet essentials accessible during the whole flight. If you’re traveling by car, the carrier has latches on one side that securely fasten to a car’s seat belt system. The Away carrier comes in black and blue colors and you can also personalize it with your initials for an additional $35.

Pet weight: Up to 18 lbs | Dimensions (LxWxH): 18.7 x 10.8 x 10.75 in. | Material: Water-resistant nylon

Away Pet Carrier

Best airline-approved carrier: sherpa, sherpa pet carrier.

Another Best for Your Pet award winner, this Sherpa carrier is a favorite of CPS founder Lindsey Wolko, who has used it for years to travel with her own pets. She specifically recommends it for traveling on the plane because it fits under the passenger seat (it meets the dimensions for most airlines, but always check your specific airline’s requirements before traveling) and has a large zip pocket to store pet supplies like water bowls, leashes and treats. However, it’s not the best pick for car travel because you can’t strap it in using your vehicle’s seat belt system — you’re better off placing it on the floor behind the driver’s seat for safety and to avoid the stitching or zippers to fail, says Wolko. 

NBC Select manager of editorial operations Shari Uyehara uses this carrier to take her 20-pound cavalier King Charles spaniel, Loki, on the plane and says it’s a great affordable option for travel. Loki can comfortably shift positions during the flight, and the carrier itself is structured enough to maintain its shape while under the seat, says Uyehara. The sides are made of see-through mesh that allows your pet to easily see out of it. Available in medium and large sizes, the carrier also has shorter top handles and a longer shoulder strap to fit your carrying preferences. 

Pet weight: Up to 16 lbs | Dimensions: 17 x 11 x 10.5 in. (medium size) | Material: Polyester and mesh

Best hard-sided carrier for cargo: Gunner

Gunner kennel g1.

This crate earned a 5-star safety rating from the CPS in both the crate and carrier class (the only product to earn a dual certification), and it’s a favorite among our experts. The crate has a thick exterior layer for impact protection, which keeps your pet safe if there’s a crash or a fall, according to the brand. It also has a reversible door design that lets you open the crate from either side. The door also has an aluminum frame that won’t pop open in the middle of a flight, according to the brand. It comes in four sizes — small, medium, intermediate and large — and Gunner offers a size guide that gives recommendations based on your dog’s weight and length.

Pet weight: Up to 30 lbs for small, up to 45 lbs for medium, up to 75 lbs for intermediate and up to 110 lbs for large size | Dimensions: 24.5 x 18.625 x 19 in. (small), 29.5 x 20.5 x 23.5 in. (medium), 34 x 23 x 28.5 in. (intermediate), 40.25 x 28 x 33.25 in. (large) | Material: Reinforced aluminum frame

Gunner G1 Kennel

Best soft-sided carrier: elitefield, elitefield soft-sided dog & cat carrier bag.

This pet carrier weighs just over 2 pounds and is the most lightweight soft-sided option on this list. The carrier is recommended by Dr. Amber Karwacki , a veterinarian and partner doctor at Heart + Paw in Callowhill, Pennsylvania, because it has mesh panels on both sides and the front to let air in and prevent your pet from getting too hot, according to the brand. It also comes with removable and machine-washable bedding and has a back sleeve that attaches to your suitcase, as well as loops that latch onto your car’s seat belt system. The polyester and synthetic build is water-resistant and available in six colors to fit your personal style. 

Pet weight: Up to 18 lbs | Dimensions: 19 x 10 x 13 in. | Material: Polyester

EliteField Soft-Sided Dog & Cat Carrier Bag

Best tote carrier: wild one, wild one everyday carrier.

If you’re looking for a tote to carry your dog around town or on the train, consider this Wild One carrier. This Select staff-favorite option has a small dip in its design, which allows your dog to peek their head out while you carry them around. Uyehara particularly loves how stable the tote is. “I love that Loki’s weight remains balanced in the carrier, but he still has room to move around,” she says. It also includes a safety clip that attaches to your dog’s harness, which ensures your dog is secure and won’t jump out at a bad time, according to Karwacki (but be sure to never connect this clip to their collar since it poses a choking hazard). It also comes with carrying straps of two different lengths — one length to carry it like a shoulder bag, and shorter straps to carry it by hand. There is a machine washable mat on the inside and three exterior pockets to hold all your pet’s essentials like bags, treats and toys.

Pet weight: Up to 20 lbs | Dimensions: 21.5 x 7.5 x 14.25 in. | Material: Recycled polyester outer, cotton interior

Best collapsible carrier: Roverlund

Roverlund out-of-office pet carrier.

Another Select Best for Your Pet award winner, the small version of this Roverlund carrier is an airline-approved option for both dogs and cats because it’s less than 18 inches long. The straps are all ropes, which our staff found to be more comfortable and supportive than other carrier straps made from typical polyester or fabric. The interior lining is machine-washable and you can also shop the larger version of this carrier for dogs up to 25 pounds.

Pet weight: Up to 20 lbs | Dimensions: 17 x 11 x 10.5 in. (small size) | Material: Water-resistant polyester, mountain climbing rope

Roverlund Pet Carrier

Best backpack carrier: apollo walker, apollo walker pet carrier backpack.

This highly rated backpack carrier, which earned a 4.6-star average rating from over 4,500 reviews on Amazon, has shoulder straps and two separate straps that buckle around your sternum and waist to help evenly distribute the weight of your pet, according to the brand. It has mesh panels on all sides to let your pet see out and comes with removable fleece bedding to keep them comfortable while creating a sturdy base that can hold their weight, according to Apollo. It also comes with a clip that attaches to your pet’s harness to prevent them from escaping or falling out.

Pet weight: N/A | Dimensions:  12.6 x 11.4 x 16.8 in. | Material: Polyester

Best expandable carrier: Midwest

Midwest duffy dog & cat carrier.

This Midwest Duffy carrier is recommended by Karwacki because it’s expandable — the mesh sides open up to give your pet more room to move around and stretch their legs. It has two zippered side openings, as well as one on top to make it easier to take your dog in and out of the carrier, according to the brand. It also folds completely flat, so you can store it away when it’s not in use. It comes in three colors and sizes small, medium and large. 

Pet weight: Up to 15 lbs | Dimensions: 16.3 x 10.1 x 9.3 in. (small), 18.3 x 11.3 x 11.1 in. (medium) and 19.3 x 12.2 x 12.2 in. (large) | Material: Polyester

MidWest Duffy Dog & Cat Carrier

Best carrier for medium-sized dogs: Arlo Skye

Arlo skye the pet carrier.

This Arlo Skye pet carrier has mesh panels on all sides, making it a well-ventilated option for your pup. It comes with memory foam bedding on the inside that’s both removable and machine-washable, as well as a foldable design to help you pack it easily in your suitcase or travel bag, according to the brand. It has dual openings on both ends and a back pocket sleeve to place it over your carry-on . The carrier is also highly rated with a 4.9-star average rating from over 60 reviews at Arlo Skye. 

Pet weight: Up to 25 lbs | Dimensions:  17.5 x 11 x 10 in. | Material: Poly-mesh and nylon

Best carrier for small dogs: Sleepypod

Sleepypod mobile pet bed.

The Sleepypod Mobile Pet Bed is an expert-recommended and CPS-certified option that has breathable mesh and a machine-washable interior — it’s built for plane travel for dogs under 15 pounds. Nelson recommends the Sleepypod because it’s easy to carry and gives the pet privacy while traveling since it’s fully enclosed with a mesh panel at the top.

Like several other carriers on this list, the Sleepypod doesn’t just limit itself to airline travel: It straps into a vehicle’s seat belt system, so you can comfortably take road trips with your pet. You can also separate the bottom of the carrier to transform it into a bed for your pet, which makes training easier since they can form a positive association with it, says Lindsey Wolko, founder of the Center for Pet Safety. The brand’s Sleepypod Atom is another CPS-certified carrier that’s crash-tested for even smaller dogs up to 12 pounds, the lowest weight requirement on this list. 

Pet weight: Up to 15 lbs | Dimensions:  17 in. (D) x 6.5 in. | Material: Polyester

Best sling carrier: Tomkas

Tomkas dog sling carrier.

Designed for small dogs up to 10 pounds, this sling carrier crosses over your body so you can take your dog around town hands-free. The base has a built-in drawstring that adjusts the size of the opening to fit different sized dogs, and the crossbody strap length is also adjustable to fit your comfort level. The carrier includes a safety buckle inside that connects to your dog’s harness to prevent them from falling out, according to the brand. I purchased this carrier for my havachon, Bella, when she was a puppy weighing under 10 pounds, and I was able to comfortably carry her around when she got tired of walking. It held her weight well without tearing or damaging the fabric, and the crossbody strap caused less strain on my back.

Pet weight: Up to 10 lbs | Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 3 in. | Material: Polyester

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How to shop for a dog travel carrier.

Carriers and crates are the most secure type of enclosure when traveling with your dog because they prevent them from escaping and minimize distraction while you’re traveling (especially while driving), according to Wolko. But the right carrier for your dog will depend on what type of trip you’re taking, your method of transportation and their temperament.. When shopping for the right carrier for your dog, our experts recommend considering the size and fit of the enclosure, whether it’s crash-tested, if it meets airline requirements and more.

Your dog or cat should be able to easily stand up, turn around and lay comfortably in their carrier. That means the length of your carrier from front to back should measure about the same, or one or two inches more than the tip of your dog’s nose to the base of their tail, according to Nelson. You should add a few more inches for brachycephalic breeds like pugs, pekingese and French bulldogs, though experts don’t recommend taking these breeds on flights because their shorter noses increase the risk of overheating and oxygen deprivation, says Nelson (some airlines even ban this breed from flying in the cargo hold , according to the American Veterinary Medical Association). To determine the right height of your carrier, make sure it measures the same or larger than the height of your pet from the floor to the top of their shoulders, says Carlo.

Place a mat or bed in the carrier to make the space more comfortable for your pet, says Carlo (though you should avoid this if your dog usually destroys their bedding because they might eat the pieces and cause intestinal obstruction). Putting soft blankets or their favorite toy in the carrier can also help promote familiarity and make them feel safe, according to our experts.

Whether your dog can see out of their carrier is a matter of personal preference, though our experts recommend mesh so the outside is visible, which helps avoid your dog feeling threatened or confused while they’re traveling, says Wolko. 

Materials and structure

Most carriers are soft-sided and made from materials like polyester, mesh and nylon fabric. Consider whether the carrier has structure, meaning it can stand up on its own and won’t automatically collapse around your pet, according to Carlo. You should also look for carriers that have pockets, so you have room for your pet supplies.

You can take a hard-sided, non-collapsible crate or kennel on an airplane, but they must be able to fit under the passenger’s seat, according to Hauser (this might be harder to do compared to soft-sided carriers since they don’t mold to a different size). Plastic hard-sided crates are usually good for transporting your pet in an airplane cargo hold and the cargo area of a car — they’re considered to be the safest option since they won’t lose their shape and provide impact protection in case of a crash, turbulence or hard fall, according to our experts. However, you should avoid metal wire crates because pets might be able to stick their feet or limbs out, which can be a safety hazard while traveling, says Karwacki.

Safety considerations

For car travel, look for carriers and crates that have undergone crash testing by the Center for Pet Safety, a registered nonprofit and advocacy organization that crash tests car restraints and containment devices. This provides an extra layer of safety when traveling with your pet, our experts say.

“Most carriers on the market only prevent distractions [for the driver], which is important, but in a crash, they may not perform as you would expect them to,” says Wolko. The CPS certification tests carriers as an unaffiliated third party. This is important when considering that many brands subjectively “pass” their carriers if they test them in their own labs, which can ultimately give pet owners a false sense of security, according to Wolko.

Though the CPS does not specifically test carriers and crates for airline travel, you can use most carriers that meet the airline’s size requirements and have ample ventilation, according to Wolko.

A CPS-certified crate usually has backup door latches and locking mechanisms to prevent your pet from escaping, which is especially useful if they travel in the aircraft’s cargo hold. “So, if something tumbles, the kennel is so robust that the pet is not getting out,” says Wolko. Most airlines have certain regulations for what carriers to use when transporting an animal in the cargo area of a plane. The International Air Transport Association, a globally recognized trade association for the world’s airlines, details specific requirements for crates to transport animals in the cargo hold, including construction and adequate ventilation (more on that below).

What size pet carrier is allowed on a plane?

For air travel, always check with your airline to see what type and size of carrier it allows. The approved dimensions of your carrier vary from airline to airline but, in most cases, carriers can’t exceed 11 inches in height, which allows it to fit under the seat in front of the passenger, according to Hauser. Also, the carrier will likely count as your carry-on luggage on most airlines, and in-cabin travel will usually require you to make a reservation or reserve a seat specifically for your dog.

What is the pet weight limit for air travel?

Certain airlines might also have specific pet size and weight requirements for in-cabin travel. Typically, pets must weigh 20 pounds or less, though this varies by airline, and most larger dogs can’t ride in-cabin unless they’re a trained service animal, according to Wolko. If your pet exceeds that limit, they’ll need to travel in the cargo area of the plane.

Most airlines will allow trained service dogs on board at no cost. However, several airlines like Delta Air Lines, Southwest, American Airlines and Alaska Air are no longer accepting emotional support animals on board.

What is the difference between a carrier and a crate? 

Carriers and crates for dogs are usually used interchangeably, but there are a few key differences. The CPS defines crates as enclosures that are secured in the cargo area of a plane or tethered securely to the floor of a vehicle like a van or SUV. They’re usually constructed of thick molded plastic or metal and designed for larger dogs, according to our experts.

Carriers, on the other hand, are usually designed for smaller dogs and made of a soft-sided fabric (though some are constructed of a harder plastic or nylon to prevent them from collapsing on your pet). When traveling in a car, the carrier usually goes in the backseat and is strapped in using the seatbelt system of your vehicle.

Is it safe to travel with a pet in the cargo area?

Yes, it is generally safe and common to travel with your dog in the cargo hold (also known as the lower deck) of an airplane, which also holds baggage. However, experts recommend only flying your pet in the cargo hold when it’s absolutely necessary because it can be a very stressful experience for them. 

“There’s a lot of weird noises, not much light down there — it’d be scary for anyone to go in the [cargo hold], ” says Karwacki. And, most handling risks come before they even board the plane: Dogs usually endure the most force when being transported across the rough, uneven tarmac to get to the plane, says Wolko.

The IATA lists specific requirements for crates, including construction and ventilation, to keep your pet safe when flying in the cargo hold. For example, the trade association specifies that crates must be sturdy and inescapable and adequately ventilated on three sides, with the majority of the ventilation being provided on the upper part of the container.

Most aircraft cargo holds are temperature-controlled and pressurized, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture . Animals can’t be exposed to temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit or below 45 degrees Fahrenheit for more than 4 hours, per the USDA’s website. Most airlines won’t transport dogs altogether if ground temperatures reach those extremes.

How to help your dog feel calm in a travel carrier

Your pet’s comfort level in their carrier can determine how smooth your travels are. Below, we list a few expert tips about how to get your dog adjusted to their carrier and how to keep them comfortable during long trips.

• Know your dog’s safety and security preferences. Some dogs prefer more open-sided kennels with better airflow and visibility, while others feel safer with the cave-like security of a molded plastic carrier with smaller windows, says Hauser.
• Make the carrier or crate their “happy spot.” Allowing your pet to build a positive association with their carrier helps them feel calm and safe while traveling, according to our experts. In your home and before traveling, leave the door open so that your pup can explore the enclosure on their own terms, which demystifies it, says Hauser. After some time, it isn’t uncommon to find pets that preferentially sleep in their enclosures,” she says. Once they get acclimated to the crate or carrier at home, you can then graduate to car trips and, later on, plane rides. Start off with brief trips that increase in duration over time.
• Make the carrier feel familiar. As we mentioned, putting their favorite bed, blankets or toys in the carrier can help make them feel more comfortable.
• Avoid any safety risks while on the plane. For example, if you’re traveling with your pet in-cabin, never put the carrier in the overhead compartment of the plane with your pet inside because it poses a suffocation risk, says Wolko. Also, feed your pet before you get on the plane — if they choke or get something lodged in their throat while you’re in the air, they likely won’t get help in time, according to Wolko.

Meet our experts

At Select, we work with experts who have specialized knowledge and authority based on relevant training and/or experience. We also take steps to ensure all expert advice and recommendations are made independently and without undisclosed financial conflicts of interest.

• Dr. Kristen L. Nelson is a veterinarian and author of “Coated With Fur: A Vet’s Life.”
• Dr. Christina Carlo is a veterinarian and medical director at VCA Avondale Veterinary Hospital.
• Dr. Wendy Hauser is a veterinarian and special advisor to ASPCA Pet Health Insurance.
• Lindsey Wolko is the founder of the Center for Pet Safety , a registered nonprofit and advocacy organization that crash-tests car restraints and containment devices for pets.
• Dr. Amber Karwacki is a veterinarian and partner doctor at Heart + Paw in Callowhill, Pennsylvania.

Why trust Select?

Mili Godio is an editor at Select who covers a variety of pet topics, including dog food , beds , treats and toys . For this article, Godio spoke to five veterinarians and pet safety experts about the best carriers for your dog and how to safely travel with them. She also compiled their recommendations for the best travel carriers to consider and researched dozens of options on the market based on expert guidance.

Catch up on Select’s in-depth coverage of personal finance , tech and tools , wellness and more, and follow us on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter and TikTok to stay up to date.

Mili Godio is an updates editor for Select on NBC News.

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When anyone travels with their pup, they need to bring a ton of accessories to help keep them stay clean, safe and happy, just like you would a child. In a world where everyone wants to be fashion forward, we knew we could create something brand new that would revolutionize the way people travelled with their dogs.

Why do we love what we do?

We are looking to make Mobile Dog Gear the one-stop shop for ALL your dog travel needs.

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Mobile Dog Gear Week Away/Day Away

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• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.96 x 5.91 x 11.81 inches; 1 Pounds
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ PJ1371
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 21, 2016
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Mobile Dog Gear
• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01HDOFEKQ
• #131 in Dog Travel Bowls

Product Description

Dog Travel Bag - Week Away Tote - Includes Bag, 2 Lined Food Carriers, Placemat, and 2 Collapsible Bowls. Overland Dog Gear provides you with an organized luggage system that now makes it simple to travel with your dog for up to a week away. This bag meets airline carry-on requirements and even includes a luggage ID tag. Includes two 2 cup collapsible dishwasher safe silicone bowls and placemat as well as two lined carriers to store 10 cups of dog food or treats. Bag also has a zippered inside pocket for secure storage, a divider to keep food carriers stacked neatly, an adjustable shoulder strap and more. Easily rests through a suitcase's pull-up handle with the attached luggage sleeve. The perfect travel bag for small dogs. 11" X 12" X 6" (28cmx30cmx13cm)

Set Contains:

• 2 Lined Food Carriers
• 2 Collapsible Bowls

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Customers like the quality, storage space, size and convenience of the carrier bag case. For example, they mention it's well made, convenient and easy to access. Some appreciate the external mesh pockets and bowls that fold.

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Customers like the quality of the carrier bag case. They say it's well-made, fantastic, and good for long trips. The mesh pockets are great for cleaning on the go. The reliable straps make it easy to carry around by hand or over the shoulder. The bag is great for toys, treats, and other odds and ends. It's also ideal for airline travel and is worth the money.

"...Good weather proof. Also benefits traveling attaches to the suitcase ." Read more

"...I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived to find it nicely made and not cheap looking at all...." Read more

"...The food bags, very well made , claim to hold 15 cups of food. I think that depends on the size of the kibble, but they are good-sized...." Read more

"...This bag is versatile and good, not great, quality ...." Read more

Customers like the storage space of the carrier bag case. They say it has room for everything, including food, treats, and leashes. Some mention that the food containers hold plenty of food and treats. They also appreciate the convenient pockets and compartments for storing everything. Overall, most are satisfied with the storage capacity of the product.

"Use this bag for our car travels. The bag is very spacious to put alot thjngs. Good weather proof. Also benefits traveling attaches to the suitcase." Read more

"...It is a great organizer for our 3 dogs. It carries their food which 2 of them eat different food so it is great to have 2 containers that will hold..." Read more

"...The food bags, very well made, claim to hold 15 cups of food . I think that depends on the size of the kibble, but they are good-sized...." Read more

"...Shoulder strap and carry strap. Lots of mesh pouches inside and out , as well as zipper pouches. Two compartments inside the bag for easy-organizing...." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the size of the carrier bag case. They mention that it is a decent size, small enough to travel with, and durable. They appreciate the many pockets that are built-in, keeping things from getting mixed up. The bag itself is compact and well made. Some say that the small bags for food storage allow them to only pack the necessary items. Overall, most are happy with the product's size and functionality.

"Is perfect size for a day to day bag for my two littles. I got the smaller size, if you are needing it for travel, I recommend going bigger...." Read more

"...The collapsible bowls are decent-sized for the travel bag, and love they store in their own section...." Read more

"...It makes traveling so easy! There's space for everything and then some! Pet owners stop me all the time wanting to know where I got it...." Read more

"...The tote fit perfectly on the floor of the truck in front of the back seat so that everything was within easy reach during pit stops...." Read more

Customers find the carrier bag case handy, practical, and easy to use. They say it's easy to gather everything their dog needs and is super useful. Customers also mention it'll make it easy to access the basics at stops each night.

"...to keep things organized which can be removed, the two food containers are helpful and I recommend packing dry food in individual quart ziplocks to..." Read more

"...Easy to carry all my dogs stuff in one bag and easy to access it all . It’s like her own suitcase. Lots of compartments and a lot of space...." Read more

"... Super easy to use and to clean. My one complaint is that the bag isn't very sturdy depending on what you have in it...." Read more

"Whenever we travel with our four legged girls, this is extremely handy !" Read more

Customers like the zipper of the carrier bag case. They mention that the pouches to keep their pet's food in are better than using regular containers, and the external mesh pockets are very helpful for water. The carrier bag also comes with two bags to put food into, and two bowls that fold away into the side. It stores food, food dishes, and has plenty of pockets. Some mention that it slips over a suitcase handle.

"...The traveling food containers and non slip floormat is perfect for setting up an eating area in your hotel room...." Read more

"...The removable food pouches are great , but we have a summer place on the ocean and anything that is not completely sealed tightly will get damp and..." Read more

"...Also has a tag for address/name etc. Comes with two bags to put food /treats into, and two bowls that fold away into the side of the bag...." Read more

"...The zippers are not super heavy duty , but they are not flimsy and cheap either...." Read more

Customers like the organization of the carrier bag case. They mention that it keeps everything organized and spill proof, with two compartments inside the bag for easy organization. Some are also pleased with the storage capacity and the velcro divider that can be removed.

"...It is a great organizer for our 3 dogs ...." Read more

"...Things I really like about the bag: the velcro divider to keep things organized which can be removed, the two food containers are helpful and I..." Read more

"... Two compartments inside the bag for easy-organizing . 5/5 Stars would definitely recommend!" Read more

"This bag is great for keeping all your dogs stuff together ...." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the carrier bag case. They mention it's well-designed, cute, and cool. Some appreciate the little containers that come with the bag. Overall, most are happy with the design and functionality of the product.

"...surprised when it arrived to find it nicely made and not cheap looking at all . Still I had to try the zipper quality to know for sure...." Read more

"...The logo is not obtrusive or weird , one of the main reasons I chose this over others was the logo. Also has a tag for address/name etc...." Read more

"...We definitely love how much her stuff we could put in there, loved the little containers that comes with the bag, and all the pockets we could use...." Read more

"...Also looks sleek and not to doggie-fied. 🐕..." Read more

Customers like the portability of the carrier bag case. They say it's easy to travel with, easy to handle, and has a deceivingly large amount of space inside. They also say it makes trips to Grandma's easier and organized, and that it makes life easier when traveling with animals.

"I absolutely love this Dog Tote! It makes traveling so easy ! There's space for everything and then some!..." Read more

"...The best part of this little bag? Not having to cart around bowls ...." Read more

"...I am so glad I went forward and decided to buy it. The bag is super light and has a deceivingly large amount of space inside...." Read more

"...They feel pretty thin and seem like they will wear out quickly with repeated use but we will see!" Read more

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