11 reviews forTrixie Dog Kennel Gulliver

This cage is great for my Beagle, it has plenty of room to stand upright, has room to lie down too, and is very comfortable. you can buy wheels, which I made it more handy, it has a handle to guide the cage on wheels and air vents on the sides is very stable and made of good plastic 👍

The crate was delivered as expected but I hadn't really done my homework. There is no handle to lift the box up with. The extendable handle shown in the photo is only for pulling and useful when wheels are fitted, these are additional. Also the plastic used on the crate itself is brittle, my 6 year old daughter managed to create a crack in the crate when pushing the extendable handle back in. I would not recommend and suggest you try some of the other products.

It’s a good crate, but the lock gets stuck from time to time so our dog gets a little stressed when the lock gets stuck! I wish it came with the wheels from the get go, since our pup is kinda heavy 🐶

Stay away from this product. The quality is below poor. The plastic is of the worst quality, breaks like glass and should never be on the market. Warranty is non existent. When I made a claim and was first asked how much my dog weights when that didn't work with a puppy It has been declined as mechanical damage caused by myself. This product is a health hazard for any animal and should never be allowed on the market.I recommend the Karlie transporter NOMAD XL the quality is 1000% better.

It's a good size and sturdy. The side grips take a lot of effort to clip on. It doesn't have a handle at the top to be able to carry it. This is a crucial part of any pet travel box, otherwise how else are you supposed to manoeuvre it. There is a pully handle for wheeling it about, but the wheels have to be bought separately and you don't always need to wheel it, sometimes you need to lift it. Overall I'm disappointed, but can't be bothered to go to the trouble of returning it.

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.

~ 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.

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.