Pet Carriers & Travel Crates

Pet carriers designed for safe and comfortable travel with dogs and cats. Suitable for vet visits, outings, and trips, with secure, breathable designs that help pets stay protected and comfortable on the move.

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Dokitti Pawport Max Large Dog Travel Crate

Dokitti Pawport Max Large Dog Travel Crate

MRP: ₹9,715.00 MRP: ₹8,743.00
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Black pet carrier with wire mesh on a beige background
Dokitti Hard-Sided Pet Travel Carrier Crate with Secure Door & Ventilation, Portable Kennel for Dogs & Cats, Airline-Style Travel Carrier with Handle, Black
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Pet carrier with IATA approval logo on a beige background
Dokitti SafeCrate Pet Carrier – IATA-Approved Travel Crate

Dokitti SafeCrate Pet Carrier – IATA-Approved Travel Crate

MRP: ₹2,125.00 MRP: ₹1,912.00
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Dokitti Pawport Neo – IATA-Approved Pet Travel Crate for Small & Medium Dogs

Dokitti Pawport Neo – IATA-Approved Pet Travel Crate for Small & Medium Dogs

MRP: ₹2,910.00 MRP: ₹2,619.00
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Dokitti Pawport Air – Breathable Cat Carrier | Top-Open Travel Crate for Cats & Small Pets

Dokitti Pawport Air – Breathable Cat Carrier | Top-Open Travel Crate for Cats & Small Pets

MRP: ₹2,180.00 MRP: ₹1,962.00
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Pet carrier with IATA approval logo on a beige background
Dokitti Pawport Core – IATA-Approved Pet Carrier for Cats & Small Dogs

Dokitti Pawport Core – IATA-Approved Pet Carrier for Cats & Small Dogs

MRP: ₹1,710.00 MRP: ₹1,539.00
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Pet Carriers & Travel Crates: Secure Travel for Dogs and Cats 

A pet carrier is an enclosed, ventilated container used to transport a dog or cat safely during vet visits, car rides, and flights. A good one keeps a pet contained, comfortable, and calm through the trip, cutting down on the stress that comes from being loose in a car or handled in an unfamiliar place. Some pets need nothing more than a quick trip across town, while others require a carrier built to hold up over long car journeys or meet strict airline cabin and cargo standards. 

Getting the pick right comes down to two things: the pet's size, so they can stand, turn, and lie down without feeling cramped, and whether the trip calls for an airline-approved build or just a sturdy, everyday option for local travel. 

What Makes a Good Pet Carrier

  • Secure, ventilated construction. A pet carrier needs enough airflow to stay comfortable on a longer trip, along with a door or latch strong enough that a nervous pet can't push it open mid-journey.
  • The right size for the pet. IATA's own guidance for travel containers is that a pet should be able to stand up, turn around, and lie down naturally inside. A simple check at home is measuring nose to the base of the tail, plus floor to the top of the head while standing, and adding a small buffer to each.
  • A design that matches the trip. A lighter, soft-sided option suits short trips like a vet visit, while a rigid travel crate holds up better for longer journeys, car travel, or airline requirements.
  • A design that matches temperament. A more enclosed carrier tends to suit anxious pets, since reduced visibility can be calming, while a confident pet may do fine with more open ventilation.
  • Easy entry for a nervous pet. A top-opening design is often easier to load a reluctant cat into than a front-only door, avoiding the struggle of pushing a pet through a narrow opening.

SafeCarry Pet Carrier, Everyday Travel Made Secure 

The Dokitti SafeCarry is a hard-sided, ventilated travel crate for cats and small dogs, with a durable plastic shell, multi-side ventilation slots, and a secure front locking door. At 19 x 12.5 x 12 inches, it suits everyday trips like vet visits, car rides, and short outings, with a compact, lightweight build and top grip. It also doubles as a calm resting spot at home, helping a pet get used to it before travel.

Pawport Air: A Calmer Way to Load Up 

The Pawport Air is a breathable, top-opening travel crate for cats and small pets. The top-open design makes loading a nervous cat easier than a front-only door, while the breathable build keeps airflow steady throughout a trip.

Pawport Neo and Pawport Max: IATA-Approved, Any Size Dog 

For small to medium dogs, the Dokitti Pawport Neo offers an IATA-approved travel crate for car trips and air travel. For larger dogs, the Pawport Max is an IATA-approved large dog travel crate built to airline standards. Both carry third-party IATA approval, alongside the Dokitti Pawport Core, an IATA-approved carrier for cats and small dogs.

Choosing Between Carrier Types

A lighter, soft-sided carrier works well for a quick vet visit and is easier to sling over a shoulder. A hard-sided travel crate, like the SafeCarry or Pawport range, holds up better for car travel, longer trips, or when durability and a secure locking door matter more. For flights, only carriers with IATA approval, such as the Pawport Max, Pawport Neo, and Pawport Core, meet the standards most airlines require. See our pet carrier buying guide and our guide on choosing a carrier for air travel, car rides, and vet visits for more.

Getting a Pet Comfortable With Their Carrier

Introducing a carrier at home as a resting spot, rather than only bringing it out for travel, helps reduce the anxiety many pets associate with being loaded into one. Our pet travel safety guide covers this further, along with what else to prepare before a trip.

Built for Everyday Use Across India

This range covers pet carriers for cats and small dogs through to IATA-approved travel crates for larger breeds, available online across India with cash on delivery and easy returns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size pet carrier should I buy? +
Measure from the nose to the base of the tail and from the floor to the top of the head while standing, then add a small buffer. IATA's guidance is that a pet should be able to stand, turn around, and lie down naturally inside.
Is a soft-sided carrier or a hard-sided travel crate better? +
A soft-sided carrier suits short trips like vet visits, while a hard-sided travel crate holds up better for car travel, longer journeys, or air travel.
Do all pet carriers work for flights? +
No, only carriers with IATA approval, confirming they meet specific size and strength standards, are accepted by most airlines for pet travel.
How do I get my cat or dog used to their carrier? +
Introduce the carrier at home as a normal resting spot before travel is needed, rather than only bringing it out right before a trip.
Can the same carrier be used for both car rides and vet visits? +
Yes, a well-ventilated, secure carrier like the SafeCarry works for both everyday car trips and vet visits without needing a separate carrier for each.