Dog Carriers

Need to get your pup to the vet, café or family holiday without stress? Our Australian range of dog carrier solutions gives you safe, escape-resistant and comfortable ... Read more

Need to get your pup to the vet, café or family holiday without stress? Our Australian range of dog carrier solutions gives you safe, escape-resistant and comfortable options for puppies, small breeds and even cats that tag along. Unlike generic bags or “Kmart dog carrier” styles, every carrier here is chosen for ventilation, strength and pet comfort – so you can travel with confidence.

Shop by Carrier Style

1. Soft & Shoulder Dog Carrier Bags

Lightweight, foldable and ideal for city use. Great if you searched for dog carrier bag, dog carry bag or pet portable carrier.

2. Dog Car Carrier / Travel Crate

Strap into the seat or boot for safer drives. These suit “dog car carrier”, “dog travel bag” and “puppy car carrier” searches.

3. Dog Carrier Backpack

Hands-free, perfect for markets, public transport and bike riders. Many models have front or top loading for nervous dogs.

4. Puppy & Small Dog Carrier

Cozy, supported designs for toy breeds and young pups. Look for “small dog carrier” or “puppy carrier” in the product title.

What Makes Pets Gear Different?

• Dog-first designs – not cat bags rebranded.
• Better airflow – mesh windows on more than one side.
• Escape safety – lockable zips and internal tethers.
• Aussie-ready – suitable for car use and hot days.

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• Outdoor Dog Enclosures & Kennels – secure outdoor area when you get home.
• Biodegradable Dog Poop Bags – keep one roll in the carrier.
• Dog Kennels – outdoor shelter to match your travel setup.
• Dog Beds – drop into the carrier for extra comfort.
• Dog Crates – for longer trips or crate-training at home.

Scroll the dog carriers below, pick the size that matches your breed and add to cart – Pets Gear is your trusted Australian store for dog travel gear.

FAQs – Dog Carriers

1. What size dog carrier do I need?

Measure nose to base of tail and add a few cm. Your dog should be able to turn and lie down.

2. Soft or hard carrier – which is better?

Soft = lighter, better for shoulder/city use. Hard/structured = better for cars and anxious dogs.

3. Are these OK for car travel?

Yes – choose a dog car carrier or a carrier with seatbelt loops and secure it to the seat.

4. Can I use one carrier for both dog and cat?

Usually yes, as long as the size and ventilation suit both pets.

5. My puppy chews – what should I buy?

Pick a structured or semi-rigid carrier and pair it with a chew toy to redirect chewing.