Sleepypod dog carrier
Whether you have a dog or a cat, or a monkey for that matter, they don’t seem to like the stop-start nature of traffic, and who can blame them. This problem has been solved by Sleepypod, a traveling kennel for your dog or pet, which can be quickly fastened to seats and is a whole lot more comfortable than those metal cages that have traditionally been the norm.

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eleven said | 18 April, 2009
Great idea!
maybe my cats would have agreed to go to the vet with this sleepypod
and these doggies are sooooooooo cute!