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IRIS Puppy or Dog Airline Travel Carrier Cage, 65 Pounds, Blue

IRIS Puppy or Dog Airline Travel Carrier Cage, 65 Pounds, Blue
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IRIS Puppy or Dog Airline Travel Carrier Cage, 65 Pounds, Blue

FAA Approved for air travel, this heavy duty carying crate is designed to meet all travel requirements. Access door opens from either side and an attachable food/water tray is included. Accommodates door pad lock. Superior ventilations with convenient carry handle. "Live animal" sticker included. Weight capacity up to 65 lbs. 24.41" W X 34.25" D x 25.75" H

  • Designed to meet all air travel requirements

  • Access door opens from either side

  • Attachable food / water tray included

  • Accommodates door pad lock

SKU: 

149007

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Product Details:
Product Length: 24.41 inches
Product Width: 25.79 inches
Product Height: 34.25 inches
Package Length: 34.25 inches
Package Width: 25.0 inches
Package Height: 17.7 inches
Package Weight: 25.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 8 reviews
 
 

Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 8 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

5Iris 301509 ATC-870 Large Pet Carrier  May 30, 2007
By James P. "Walt"
This may well be the best travel crate buy on the market. The large 1/4 inch size Allen Head bolts that hold the two halfs together are Massive and large in number (unlike some of the cheap plastic snap-and-twist setups other manufactures use). The front door is the easiest to open and close of any we have purchased, which includes Remington, Foster&Smith, Vari Kennel to name a few.

The only unknown is the toughness of the plastic shell, which is well designed in shape; however, the strength of the plastic is still on unknown at this point. Without a drop/load test, I'll have to let time answer that part. If the plastic, is indeed, a relatively high strength material (with regard to cracking/tearing/heat deformation, etc), then I would rate the crate a 5_+ !!

URGENT UPDATE: I can no longer reccomend purchasing this dog crate. The one reservation I expressed in the above review regarding not knowing the quality of the plastic crate material holding up under extended use is now proven to be a major concern with this IRIS crate. I recently discovered a jagged hole in the side of the plastic crate material and the piece of plastic material was missing. Although the crate must have incurred some sort of impact to create the hole, the character of the hole created suggests a relatively brittle, non-complient material, which breaks/shatters relatively easily. If IRIS would use a sturdier material, this would be the best cage on the market; however, with the current material and a recent enormous price hike, I would not reccomend this cage to anyone looking for a good value for the money spent.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5Impressed by Iris quality & convenience  Apr 18, 2008
By pnc
We own several kennels, mostly Vari-Kennels from Petmate. This is our first Iris. I was impressed by the ease of assembly and small convenience touches. All of the grills for the openings are metal, and this unit comes with a water dish. The top and bottom fit easily together, whereas on the Vari-kennel there was a fair amount of squeezing of top or bottom to align the pieces. While there are a LOT of screws and nuts to tighten with the Iris, I doubt there will ever be a danger of it's coming apart when you didn't intend it to (a tool is supplied with the unit, but more efficiently a screw gun or power drill makes quick work of tightening everything).

The door design is super: it is made with two latches, each of which can also be the pivot for the door, so it can swing either way even after installed, or it can be removed entirely, should you wish / need to: clever and useful. It has a handle at each end, though this might not be the way I would choose to move it with a 50-60 lb dog inside.

I haven't owned it long enough to proclaim durability, but it seems well made, the conveniences are great, and maybe best of all, my puppy who is not overly fond of cages in general claimed it as her own as soon as it was in place!

One thing it does not have is a deeply depressed area surrounding the floor that some other units have (presumably to catch urine and keep it from the center of the floor). I have never found that feature useful but in case you do.... Otherwise I can't think of anything you might want that it doesn't have.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Great Pet Carrier  Oct 12, 2007
By Dorothy Reitzes
The Iris Pet Carrier is a well constructed, convenient pet carrier. The larger size travel crates often do no have any carry handles but this one has two. The front cage door can open from either side. I spent hours checking our various crates and this is definitely the best one in its size category. The price through Amazon was great too and with the free shipping, it was a no brainer. One website had a reasonable price but the shipping then added another $45 which was ridiculous. Thank you Amazon.

4 of 6 found the following review helpful:

1Arrived Broken - Inside dimensions not the same as stated  Apr 08, 2008
By Debra Koch
Item had large crack in bottom front corner upon arrival. Plastic must not be very strong for it to break in shipping. Also, the measurements are taken from up high in the middle of kennel. The floor space inside which is what the pet can use is 18 15/16 W x 29 3/4 L x 25 H as stated on the attached tag. Width given was 24 7/16 which you can see is almost 6 inches larger than the actual floor space. However, I really like the metal windows instead of plastic and all the metal bolts which held the top to the bottom. I did not purchase from Amazon so it's not thier fault at all and I was able to return it.

3Warning - Not IATA Compliant  Jun 12, 2011
By Alex "Alex"
Just a warning - this crate might abide by all FAA regulations, but if you're planning on using it to take your pet overseas, it does NOT meet IATA requirements. IATA requires that a crate have ventilation on all four sides. This crate does not have ventilation in the back.

Additionally, IATA requires that "For rigid plastic containers, the door hinge and locking pins must engage the container by at least 1.6 cm (5/8 in) beyond the horizontal extrusions above and below the door opening where the pins are fitted."

I realize that this is not advertised as IATA compliant, so I'm still giving it three stars because it seems well-made, but a little expensive.

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