Mod cat carriers and litter trays
Mod covers a small, modern-styled range of cat carriers and litter trays — the Roover and Aventro carriers, and the Just Go and Just Perfect litter trays among them. We stock a selection across both, for owners who want practical cat kit that also looks reasonably tidy in a living room.
Carriers and litter trays in the range
The carriers in this range are built for everyday transport — a vet visit or a short journey — in a simple, enclosed shape rather than a soft-sided bag. Choosing between models generally comes down to size and how it opens, so check how easily your cat can be loaded in and out before deciding, particularly if your cat is a reluctant traveller.
The litter trays lean towards a clean, boxy look rather than the more decorative or novelty-shaped trays some ranges offer, with 'Just Go' and 'Just Perfect' both aimed at straightforward daily use rather than a hooded or high-sided design.
What to check before buying
For a carrier, check the internal size against your cat rather than the box size alone — a carrier that looks generously sized on the outside can still be a squeeze once the walls and padding are accounted for. For a tray, think about where it will sit and how easily you can clean it daily, since a tray that is awkward to scoop tends to get cleaned less often than it should.
Neither carriers nor litter trays are one-size-fits-all, so if you have a particularly large or nervous cat, it is worth checking the specific dimensions and opening style rather than choosing on looks alone before you commit to one.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Moderna Odyssey Carrier
A hard plastic carrier with top and front openings, and a fold-away handle
From£47.99
Moderna Hipster Carrier Blueberry
Hard-sided cat carrier with a clear top-opening lid, in two sizes and washable plastic
From£9.49
Moderna Hipster Carrier Hot
A top-opening plastic carrier for pets up to 4kg, with a clear lid and a bottle mount
From£9.49
Moderna Roadrunner Carrier Aquarelle
A 56cm plastic cat carrier with a carry handle and seatbelt slots, mostly recycled
£31.89
Supa Cardboard Pet Carrier
A flat-pack cardboard pet carrier for cats, rabbits and small dogs, in two sizes: Medium 33 x 20 x 20cm and Large 38 x 25 x 25.5cm inside
From£4.25
Replacement Cage Lid Pin (33cm)
A genuine spare lid pin for folding cages — 33 cm in length, so your cage stays secure when the original goes walkabout.
£6.49
Canvas Shoulder Sling Pet Carrier Bag
A soft canvas shoulder-sling carrier that lets your cat or small dog poke their head out while you walk. Breathable open top with a novelty lion-mane collar and paw design for hands-free trips.
From£9.99
Front-Carry Pet Backpack Carrier
Hands-free front-carry backpack that holds a small dog or cat against your chest, with breathable leg openings and a padded, adjustable harness. Cute bear-pocket detail and drawstring top keep your pet snug and secure on the go.
From£15.99
Spare Short Pin for Folding Cage
A spare short pin for the folding cat cage — so a missing pin doesn't put your cage out of action.
£5.99
24-Panel DIY Small Animal Enclosure with Wipe-Clean Panels and Connectors
A build-it-yourself enclosure of 24 panels giving roughly 142 x 71cm, with wipe-clean PP boards, 4cm wire spacing, anti-slip pads and cable ties for adding doors.
£44.99
Quilted Mesh Cat Backpack Carrier
A soft quilted backpack carrier with a high-density frame and mesh ventilation panels, sized 35 x 28 x 40cm and rated for cats up to 7.5kg or dogs up to 6kg.
From£28.99
3-in-1 Folding Pet Stroller with Removable Carrier
A folding pet stroller whose carrier lifts out to use on its own, giving small, senior or recovering pets a wheeled ride to the vet and back home again.
£115.99
Common questions
- How do I know what size carrier my cat needs?
- Check the carrier's internal dimensions rather than its outer size, and make sure your cat can stand, turn around and lie down comfortably inside. A carrier that is too small is stressful for a cat on a journey, so size up if you are unsure.
- Are open-top or front-opening carriers easier for a nervous cat?
- It depends on the individual cat, but many nervous cats find a carrier that opens from the top easier to be loaded into calmly, since it avoids trying to push a reluctant cat through a narrow front door. Try to see how your own cat responds before assuming one style will definitely suit them.
- How often should a litter tray be fully cleaned?
- Scoop daily and do a full clean with the tray emptied and washed roughly every one to two weeks, more often with multiple cats using the same tray. A tray that is easy to access and clean tends to get cleaned more consistently, which matters for keeping a cat happy to use it.
- Can I use any litter in a Mod litter tray?
- Generally yes, most standard cat litters work in a standard open tray like this, but check the specific product for any stated capacity or depth guidance so you are not over or under-filling it.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.