My chihuahua zipped right in and stopped pacing. Now I get to keep both hands free for coffee and calls!
The chest pouch comfortably carries cats and small dogs up to 20 lbs. Measure your pet and compare with the sizing chart before ordering.
Plush fleece outer with thick sherpa lining and trim. Machine washable on cold, tumble dry low.
MADE FOR TWO
Close enough to feel calm. Free enough to hold your coffee.
MADE FOR CUDDLES
Every detail is built around one thing: keeping your anxious pup calm, warm and close to you.
Plush sherpa lining holds body heat like a hug, mimicking the closeness your chihuahua craves.
The sherpa peek-a-boo window means fresh air and a full view of you at all times.
The zip-open pouch cradles them evenly against your chest. No pressure points, no dangling.
Never trapped. The arched zipper opens fully so they can come and go on their terms.
LOVED BY DOG PARENTS
Chihuahua
5.0
wasnt expecting my anxious little chihuahua to settle into the pouch this fast lol now she sees the hoodie and starts spinning in circles waiting to get zipped in. cutest part of my morning routine
Sophie M.
Chihuahua Mix
5.0
my dog is velcro and follows me into every room so this is basically perfect. I can make coffee or type on calls while she chills zipped against me like a tiny king. favorite purchase lately
Chris B.
Teacup Chihuahua
5.0
wore this on a coffee run and my pup stayed curled in the pouch the whole walk, head poking out the window. warm without feeling heavy and my hands were free for my latte 11/10
Jenna T.
Yes. The pouch supports your chihuahua's whole body, the opening is soft and stretchy so there's no pressure on her neck, and she can climb out any time she wants.
Cats and small dogs up to 9 kg / 20 lb.
There's an arched zip across the chest. Unzip it, your pup climbs into the pouch, and her head pops out through the sherpa window below. Zip it back up and she's tucked in against you, hands-free for coffee.
Free exchange within 30 days of delivery. Email us and we'll get the right color on its way.
