Petmate Plastic Pet Escort Kennel
In a Nutshell
- Gets high marks for ease of assembly and size, but poor for durability.
- Durability issues with weak plastic and problematic door locks.
- Great for infrequent use or vet visits, not suited for repeated or heavy use.
Quick Verdict
The Petmate Plastic Pet Escort Kennel is generally well-sized but suffers from durability and design flaws. It is acceptable for occasional use but may not withstand heavy or frequent use.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Ease of Assembly (1)
Users appreciate how quickly and easily the carrier can be assembled.
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Good for Occasional Use (2)
The carrier is suitable for occasional needs like vet visits.
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Size Fit (1)
The size of the carrier is considered perfect by several users.
Cons
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Lousy Door Locks (2) major
The door locks are often cited as problematic.
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Thin Plastic (1) major
The thin plastic is common complaint mentioned by users.
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Durability Issues, (2) major
Users note that the carrier is not durable and is easily breakable or cracked under normal conditions.
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Annoying Door Design (1) minor
Users found the door design inconvenient especially while handling.
Quality Trend: Declining
Users mention the carrier is too thin and breaks easily
Unit of product is not durable
Expect it to break early
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Occasional users — Suitable for infrequent use like vet trips but doesn't hold up for more frequent use.
✗ Skip If
- • Heavy or frequent users — Durability and design issues make it less reliable for long-term or heavy use.
Durability & Care
Factors: heavy use, frequent transport
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How easy is it to assemble the Petmate Plastic Pet Escort Kennel?
Users report that it is quick and easy to assemble.
Is the Petmate Plastic Pet Escort Kennel durable?
No, it is reported to crack easily and the plastic is thin.
Highlighted Reviews
"The size of the carrier is perfect; the door leaves a little bit to be desired."
"The door is a little annoying to put the pegs in it too."
Bottom Line
If you need a carrier for infrequent use, this might be acceptable. However, due to its fragility and design flaws, it may not be the best choice for frequent use or for handling larger or more active pets.