Carriers, Crates and Accessories
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Pet carriers and crates FAQs
How big should a dog crate be?
The crate must leave your dog with only enough room to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Too small, and they'll be unhappy. Too big, and it won't fit securely. The simplest way to get the right size is to measure your dog from nose to tail and use that measurement to compare it to the crate's size. Most Halfords crates are different sizes, so there's plenty of choice to find what suits your pooch best.
Are dog backpack carriers safe?
Yes, as long as they’re used properly and with the right dog. Backpack carriers are best for small breeds and short journeys as they give you hands-free convenience, and your dog stays close. Though your carrier must always be well-ventilated, have firm support, and your dog should act calm inside it. They’re perfect for quick strolls, but shouldn't be used on long hikes or for big dogs.
How to secure dog carrier in car?
The easiest way is with your car’s seat belt. Many carriers have loops or straps that are designed to work with standard seat belts. If it’s going in the boot, use the anchor points or fit it between other items so it stays steady. At Halfords, you’ll find carriers and crates that are designed with travel in mind, making it easier to keep your dog safe on the move.