Double Door Pleasure from #RichellPet

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"Over the river and through the woods, to Aunt Ruthie’s house we go … “ My peeps aren’t world travelers. The only time they travel is during the holidays to visit family. The Cat—ME—has to stay home. I have to miss out on all the fun and the delicious food. Last year they even saw real venison live vishus DEER in Aunt Ruthie’s yard! Did I mention the food? 2014 is a whole new ball game. The peeps can load me into my new Richell® pet carrier, strap me into the train seat and away we go. I know I’d be the hit of the gathering cos there would be so many new ankles to attack people to  bite meet. I’ve always wanted to bite meet the Mom of my cousins BB, Isabel and Makena and my Aunt Karen, who fosters cats and woofies for Brookes Legacy Animal Rescue might be there. (Of course, the photo above is just part a dream sequence. Had it been the real deal, I’d be in the PTU, which would be strapped onto the train seat.)

PTUs.  They come in all sizes, shapes, materials, colors. What do they all have in common? Cats hate them. Take out the PTU and we’ll go scurrying under the bed or to our safe place where you can’t find us. If the PTU has made an appearance, it likely means a visit to the “stabby place” or something equally as horrifying. Just like we have strategy, humans need strategy also. But this article isn’t about strategy or the art of avoiding PTUs, it’s a review of a PTU that TW was kind enough to pick out for this campaign, The Richell USA Double Door Pet Carrier.

Since I’ve come into this household, I've had a hand-me-down PTU aka Pet Carrier from the dark ages. It was bought for Chizzy, a 25-lb kitty and then used by Nicky and Autumn. You can imagine how big that PTU is. I bet a Great Dane could fit into it! TW loves that this new PTU from Richell® is smaller so I won’t slide around in it. She thinks I’ll feel more secure. She also likes that it was easy to put together. My vet will like it cos there are no small screws to lose when she takes it apart to examine me. Those aren’t the only things to like about the Double Door Pet Carrier.

Some features that make my new PTU special: It has a see-through top door which makes it easier to see how miserable I am in the cab to the vet to help get your pet inside with ease, There’s also a side door to poke me and try to comfort me that can be opened from the right or left or be removed to be used as a pet house. We can attach it to a car seat belt to keep me safe, not to mention it’s stackable for convenient storage in small condos like ours. You can order it in two sizes. Small is for pets up to 11 lbs. Medium is for pets up to 17.6 lbs. We got the small one. Remember, when you get a new carrier, you should always put your contact info and pet’s name and breed in the worst case scenario you need to leave me at the stabby place.

Let me tell you a little about the sponsor since I wasn’t familiar with them before I started this campaign.

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Here’s a little video where I get my introduction to the new Richell® PTU. I’m totally checking it out and then I notice TW is filming and I vanish.

See, PTU’s are nothing to be afraid of. Now back to my dream sequence. OK everybuddy SMILE and say “STUNNING.”

Original photo by Karen Hill Diaz