Auckland Artificial Grass Rug, Perfect Dog Training Pad and Doormat,Realistic Indoor/Outdoor Artificial Turf, Soft Green Lawn and Synthetic Grass Carpet（6.56 ft X 3.2 ft ）

Perfect for small covering over our septic tank opening in the middle of our stamped concrete decking around our pool. Very realistic looking.

Love this! I replaced my small courtyard with it after pulling up my sod. Dog friendly, very soft and looks so real.

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 I love that this bag can be folded up flat (comes with a bag to put it away in), and taken out easily whenever we go to the vet. My cat went to the vet the day I took these pictures, and she weighed 8.6 pounds. She has plenty of room, but she can't fully stand while the top is closed. The only part that feels gimmicky is the back part that allows the bag to attach to a seat belt. I was hoping it would be really secure, but it doesn't feel so.I've provided pictures and a video, if you have further questions feel free to ask.

I am moving and I didn't want a hard plastic carrier for my kitty. Before moving I put her toys in there and let her hang out in it on her own. She likes it and hangs out in it like its a box. I am satisfied with this purchase. It did have a plastic like smell at first so I just set it outside to air out. My kitty likes bounce so I put a dryer sheet in there while it was outside.

This pet carrier is awesome! It’s so much better than the traditional hard plastic pet carriers with metal cage style doors that I used to use. My cat is way more comfortable in this and I don’t feel bad putting him in it like I used to with the old one. The handles and shoulder strap that it comes with are awesome too, they make it a lot more convenient to carry and move around. I like all the little storage compartments on the outside for misc things like toys, treats, etc. This also feels more secure in the car because it fits in the seat better than the bulky plastic ones. I think it’s pretty roomy too, my cat has a larger frame (tall) and I’ve put him in the carrier for an hour long drive and before I knew it he was curled up and taking a nap so I can tell he’s very comfortable in it. The mesh top is nice for visibility. This style carrier is easy to fold down and store, another advantage over the tradition plastic ones. I’ve used this a handful of times and it still looks brand new so I would consider it durable, although my cat is declawed in the front. He really seems to enjoy this carrier, even sitting in it on his own as seen in the pic. :) He would never go hang out in the old plastic one, I think it actually kind of scared him because of how big and clunky it was.

This is a handy item that I am glad I purchased. I purchased it for our Corgi puppy, with the intent of graduating to a seat harness later on. This carrier fit the bill. I don't care for solid sided carriers, because they are a pain to store, and can be difficult to safely secure into a vehicle. This carrier offers multiple options for securing it, so we don't have to worry about it flying off the seat in case of a sudden stop. There are a variety of pockets that fit anything that you need handy (leash, water bottle, wet wipes, waste baggies, toys, etc..) When our pup was small (under 13lbs.), we could zip him in to keep him secure for travel, and with use of the shoulder strap, simply carry him in/out, hands free. Now that he's older, he's a bit too heavy to tote, so in my opinion, this carrier wouldn't be much good for dogs over 15lbs.We now travel with the mesh top rolled back, and the tether secured to his collar. The sides still offer a barrier to keep him from getting jostled about, and it is a nice training tool to help him understand to sit quietly in "his place". It will make for a simple transition to the seat harness later on. However, as our puppy grows, this seat will not offer much security. He is currently around 17 1/2 lbs., and although he can still curl up to lie down in it, its a bit small to keep him zipped in. So again, I wouldn't recommend it for continued use for dogs over 15lbs.

My recently adopted pet is a 12 lbs min. pinscher, and fits in nicely. She was probably not used to traveling in cars, and initially scared. She always wanted to cuddle up on someone's lap. It was tough when I was driving alone. The carrier does need a good base, otherwise folds. I got a cozy mat to go as a base. Now she jumps into the bag as soon as I bring it out. She knows we are going out, and enjoys the ride. This bag is for smaller dogs.