Front-Facing Pet Carrier

A front carrier: your companion sits against your chest with all four legs out, strapped in securely.

What it's genuinely for

• Long outings: a small dog or puppy runs out of steam long before you do. Rather than carrying them awkwardly, they ride comfortably.
• Places they can't walk: transit, crowds, scorching pavement in summer, salted sidewalks in winter.
• Anxious pets: physical contact and your scent settle them far better than an enclosed bag.
• Post-surgery, when walking is restricted but they need air.

Comfort and safety

• Padded straps across shoulders and waist.
• Internal safety clip — attach it to the harness, never the collar.
• Breathable panels to prevent overheating.

Sizing

Size on weight and build, not breed. Between two sizes take the larger: they need to get their legs out without being compressed. See our size guide.

For small pets only. Introduce it gradually — a few minutes indoors before the first real outing.