Timon Dog Backpack for Dogs Up to 12 kg, 34 × 44 × 30 cm, Black/Gray - Trixie
Carrying Your Dog on Your Back During Long Walks
The Trixie Timon backpack can carry a small dog weighing up to 12 kg.
It measures 34 × 44 × 30 cm.
The back panel and shoulder straps are padded and breathable.
A waist belt helps distribute the weight.
The backpack opens from the front and the top.
A short, built-in leash keeps the dog secure.
The inner cushion, with a lambskin-like appearance, is removable for washing.
The bag is made of high-quality polyester.
The dog travels close to you, safe and secure.
It’s a great solution for a small, elderly, or tired dog during a long walk.
The shoulder straps and waist belt are adjustable to fit the wearer.
The bag’s stable shape protects the dog while walking.
Description
Backpack Overview
Dog carrier backpack, available in black and gray, made of high-quality polyester.
It’s perfect for long walks, trips, and hiking.
Features
- Dimensions: 34 × 44 × 30 cm
- Maximum load: 12 kg
- Anatomically shaped, with padded back and shoulder straps
- Adjustable waist strap
- Opens from the front and the top
- Built-in short leash
- Lambswool-look cushion (polyester), removable cover
Comfort for both the carrier and the dog
For the wearer
The waist belt relieves pressure on the back: the weight is also distributed across the hips.
For the dog
The dog rides on a soft cushion.
The cover is removable for washing.
Key Features
- Holds up to 12 kg
- Padded, breathable back panel and shoulder straps
- Two openings: front and top
- Built-in short leash
- Removable cushion cover
Care
Wash the cushion cover according to the instructions on the label.
Brush the inside of the bag to remove pet hair.
About Trixie
Trixie is a German manufacturer of pet accessories.
Its products are designed for dogs, cats, rodents, birds, and reptiles.
ℹ️ Good to know: Always attach the short, built-in leash to the dog’s harness. This prevents the dog from jumping out of the bag.
⭐ Tip from the team: Let your dog try on the carrier at home before the first outing. This will help them get used to the space and the movement.