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|Articles|December 1, 2004
Kitty Kabby
Fe-Lines Inc. introduces Kitty Kabby, a cat carrier that pops open and shut.
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Fe-Lines Inc. introduces Kitty Kabby, a cat carrier that pops open and shut. The box is washable, lightweight and helps protect cats in transport. The Kitty Kabby folds to be one-half-inch wide for storage.
The product is not recommended for air travel, the company adds.
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