PetPocket Bird Carrier

By Kate Gammon, published on December 1, 2008
Source: Tom's Guide | Keywords: , ,

17. PetPocket Bird Carrier

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I’m sure you’ve had the tricky occurrence of trying to carry a bird and taking an important phone call at the same time. Now, you can conquer any difficult ornithological emergencies – with the PetPocket Bird Carrier ($30). The soft mesh cage slips over your shoulders and buckles for a baby-Bjorn-type front sling. You can carry your canary in style with your hands free, and you can see how the little guy is doing through the mesh. The bottom of the carrier has a removable tray, so messes are easy to clean. All in all, it is not a bad way to take your bird into town.

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Anonymous 12/01/2008 3:55 PM
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N.. N... Neuticles!

Now I know what to send my brother for Christmas.

JerseyBricklayer 12/03/2008 4:34 AM
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Am I the only one that thought it said 'Pot-Friendly Tech Gifts'?

hellwig 12/03/2008 11:11 PM
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Hamster obesity epidemic, lol. Turn off the TV and stop feeding them those "yogurt treats".

Imagine being the poor cat that gets left inside with that electronic door. Every time it sees another cat go through it's going to try, and get rejected. Talk about emotional problems.

Anonymous 03/16/2009 7:04 PM
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After installing the door it won't work. I called for support and they said you have to get the disk within less than one inch from the door to trigger the release. That is a physiological impossibly. It would require that the cat take the disk with his paw and put it within one inch of the door. Unfortunately he has no thumbs. Can anyone help?

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