924 reviews forTrixie Gulliver Transport Crate

Overall size is fine however, the pull along handle is useless unless this product had wheels.Have a large heavy maine coon and have to lift him and the carrier. Re think of design needed

Delivered with a big crack in the back. Also be aware that it only has a pull-along handle which is totally useless unless you purchase the wheels separately (which aren't sold by this company and cost a fortune for 4 small wheels) and has no carry handle... so not sure how you're expected to transport animals with this unless it's a permanent fixture in the car boot or something.

I just opened the package today and it is broken in two places. It took more than a week to arrive and when I opened it today it is damaged badly in two places. Very disappointed as the price is too high for such quality and the fact that nobody checked the product before packing it is disappointing.

Very dissatisfied,came really quickly but had great big crack in bottom

Bought two Gulliver 7 travel cages. Two faulty doors. Seems a construction flaw. The spring can shoot over a rod it is supposed to push. Zooplus was quick to replace the cages (not only the door but the complete cage. So the whole getting used to the cages had to start a new for my dogs)

Returning our box-1) Even size 5 for our beagle (recommended 4 for breed) couldn't pass for int'l travel coz of the stupid, faulty design of the box itself! The height inside is greatly reduced due to the deep boxes constructed right in the middle on the top. 2) If you want to use the box by itself without the wheels, the mindless base design like a curve keeps it rocking back and forth with the shift of the dog's weight. My dog got scared of entering inside! 3) Feels cheaper quality than others

Yup, it's collie proof! She ate through 2 canvas/mesh carriers, but not this one. Good space and ventilation. Very pleased!

United Airlines will NOT accept carriers that are NOT bolted together. UK airlines are fine but check your Airline kennel travel requirements first. This worked out a costly expense. kennels are fine have had no problems with them. Check the small print, perhaps it should be within the titles and not at the bottom.

Avoid if you want your pet to travel safely. The first one was already broken when it arrived,the replacement broke into pieces on the trip. Zooplus were very helpful, but the product is of very minor quality and I would not recommend it.

~ This kennel it's just what IATA regulations ask for pets travel completely safe and comfort because the pets should stand up inside and move without restrictions...(never with 2 pets inside) It's a kennel for CARGO (air plane, train, car) - not for the owner feel in comfort to carry or show off as vanity accessory.

These crates are big enough for my 2 Norwegian Forest Cats. But I didnt expect that they wouldn't open from the top, and that there would be no carry handle for lifting. There is a handle for dragging when there are wheels on the bottom, but the wheels didn't come with the crate so it's useless to me, I don't have time to order them now. If they build in the drag handle, they should also build in the wheels. Disappointed. I'll have to carry each one like a big cardboard box in my arms.

It is made of solid materials and looks nice.

I use this as a base in my rabbit's shed and it's brilliant. They love hiding in it and they have enough room to lie stretched out. It fits in my car too and its great for taking both of them to the vets as I can just wheel them behind me through the vets. Brilliant.

We are diplomats who travel with a full house of dogs and cats, changing posts every 2-4 years. After trying many brands and types of travel crates, we have settled on Kennel Gulliver: easy to assemble, sturdy, secure, open enough for air circulation, closed enough to allow the animals a sense of security. And it bears up well to the rough handling that baggage personnel can sometimes inflict. My only suggestion for improvement would be that all sizes, not just the 70, come with the wonderful removable floor that separates the dog or cat from any urinary accidents. Until then, be sure to get puppy pads for the smaller siezes.

Bought this for my beagle pup. Knew it would be too big for her to start with but have been able to fill the back to make it smaller to use for toilet training. Was delivered promptly, was easy to assemble and the handle is a bonus (although i didn't think to purchase the wheels so am currently just dragging it aross the carpet!) Haven't used the water bowl as am still toilet training. This is half the price of crates i have seen in pet shops and appears no different. I would recommend it.

It's a nice and sturdy transport crate, but I really miss having a handle. There is a handle you can pull out, so the crate looks like a trolley that you can pull, but it doesn't have any wheels, and the crate tips backwards when you use the handle. If you just want to lift the crate, there are no handles designed for that. This makes it a bit difficult to handle. The door lock is clever, but it's still a bit tricky to get it to actually close completely. Otherwise, it's a solid and spacious crate.

It'll only be used on the road tomorrow, but it seems solid so far. I was wondering about the sizing. I ordered size 5 for my amstaff and it's okay.

The box is quite sturdy and great, I think the dog will love it. However, during delivery, one of the storage compartment doors was broken. It doesn't affect anything, I glued it back together, but there could be more padding in the packaging, because what was there only protected the empty space where nothing could actually get damaged.

This box, which SWISS had previously accepted in writing, was not accepted by SWISS at check-in in Zurich because the ventilation openings were too large. They are about 10mm x 45mm, but are only allowed to be 25mm x 25mm. We had to buy a box from SWISS (CHF 280!!) which was much too big. Enquiries to SWISS, Trixie and Zooplus as to why a supposedly IATA-compliant box was not accepted went unanswered.

The wheels are attached with just a plastic clip, and it breaks easily if you need to remove the wheels. Otherwise, they're handy.

Does the job

Unfortunately, the lock can be opened from the inside, or it falls off when the dog unclips the cover plate from inside (not available to buy separately). Previously, the "windows" were made of mesh, but now they're just plastic. Sadly, the quality is not convincing.