| Color | Black |
| Brand | Downtown Pet Supply |
| Size | Large |
| Material | Nylon |
| Item Weight | 0.06 Pounds |
| Style | Modern |
| Weight Limit | 25 Pounds |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00610098511168 |
| Manufacturer | Downtown Pet Supply |
| UPC | 840042304076 610098511168 |
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| Color | Black |
| Brand | Downtown Pet Supply |
| Size | Large |
| Material | Nylon |
| Item Weight | 0.06 Pounds |
| Style | Modern |
| Weight Limit | 25 Pounds |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00610098511168 |
| Manufacturer | Downtown Pet Supply |
| UPC | 840042304076 610098511168 |
| pattern_name | Grooming Bag, Muzzle |
|---|---|
| size | Small, Medium, Large |
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Prof. Edgardo Marvin V –
This has saved me some trouble on a few occasions. Not all my cats like their nails clipped and some days they get fussier than usual. (Especially if someone is visiting.) All the zippers give easy access to every foot. Easy to get the cat into and out of and if you need to pull the handle to reposition the cat it does not choke or pull on their neck. I will state that a small sized adult cat will be “swimming” in it and you’ll have some trouble getting at their legs even at the access points. Large cats will be very snug in this. We have a very large male cat and he fits just fine but I would imagine a large male Maine coon or Norwegian Forest cat might not be able to fit in this. I have tried to use this to help bath a cat and while it can help keep them in place it isn’t practical. So if you plan on purchasing this to help bath a cat just know you’ll have trouble reaching all of their body to scrub them and it doesn’t have the best flat of bottoms so the cat can roll. I ended up just removing the cat from the bag and finished washing them without it. ( Adult cat was a recent stray and I wasn’t sure how their bath etiquette would be. ) Takes a long while to dry out as well. Works best for nail clipping! ( I’d imagine this might be good for small dogs who need their nails clipped too! )
Liliana Blanda –
I got my cat when he was a feral kitten. Though he is somewhat domesticated, there is still that feral part in him that still goes back to feral basic skills when he doesn’t like something. He tries to get away by using his strength, writhing, scratching and biting. For example of what he is like: I tried to give him his first bath (did not have this product yet). How did it end up? He was washed and he was angry. I was soaked, scratched all over, and lots of blood coming from my cheek where he bit me. So I decided to purchase this grooming bag and was skeptical that it would work. Instead of starting off in a bath, I would put him in this and clip his nails for the first time myself. I don’t know who was scared more, him or I. With a little work and chicken, I got him in the bag and got the mask on. Now for the product review. The bag kept him from scratching me. Yay! The mask was the icing on the cat. The mask fit perfectly and there was a lot of velcro so that it had more surface strength to keep it on the cat securely. It’s a good quality mask. Now about the bag. I got the medium bag. My cat is 9lbs and is very long (17″ from neck to butt) and tall legs (12″ from paws to back). I tell you these measurements because trying to figure out what size to get for your cat can be difficult and this might help you get an idea on what to get. When my cat was in the bag, it wasn’t like the bag was tight on him and he did have movement. He tried to writhe around, but realized it was useless and succumbed to sitting there meowing loudly. It was easy to get his front paws in and out. The back paws were a little more difficult and it is because he had a little room to pull his paw back in. The back part of the bag has 2 zippers where the paws should go through to clip. It also has a zipper to open up the back to expose his butt area (I will call this the butt zipper). Maybe because he is a long cat, but there was no way that I could get a paw through one of the zipper paw openings without breaking/bending his paw or scrunching his behind to an uncomfortable position in the bag. Trying to bend his leg backward to reach that opening looked like it would have broken his leg so I didn’t try it. Instead, I just unzipped a little portion of the butt zipper on one side and put his leg through that opening. It worked and I got his nails trimmed, but he was able to jerk his paw which made it a little difficult. I put that paw back in and zipped that opening closed and zipped the other side of the butt zipper and clipped that nail. Next time I will see if the actually back paw opening will work now that I have gone through successfully this time. I didn’t take a picture of him in the bag because I wanted to make his first experience short and positive. Maybe I will upload a new picture next time. So the medium did not fit snugly, but still worked. If I had gotten the small, I think it might be too tight and I know it would definitively be too hard to get his back legs through the paw opening if it was a small. I hope this review helps to figure out what size to get, but I absolutely would recommend this bag. I clipped my feral cat’s nails and I was not scratched once or bitten. For a chore that both the cat and I hate, this bag made it a positive experience.
Dr. Bradly Quigley –
I give 4/5 because I didn’t have an opportunity to use it, but it does look like the picture. I bought it as an extra assist incase my cat was to act up with me.