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How To Take Your Cat On A Road Trip. Travel papers (showing vaccinations, health records, etc.), if needed in your destination Making sure your cat feels at home in their secured cat carrier is important before you go on any road trips together. Get your cat a collar with tag for traveling bring a familiar comfort item from home if possible, make one long trip rather than several shorter trips create a “safe space” in the car for your cat to. Start by spending time in the car with the engine turned off. When your cat seems relaxed, turn the car on (but stationary) to get them used. By taking your cat along on short errands and small drives and presenting them with a tasty nibble after, you’ll be able to create a. Look for a bathroom with a locking door and no escape routes (such as at a gas station). Make sure the carrier has a secure latch and soft bedding inside. Consider spraying some feliway or other calming pheromones inside the carrier to. Once inside and sure your cat can’t escape, open.

When your cat seems relaxed, turn the car on (but stationary) to get them used. Making sure your cat feels at home in their secured cat carrier is important before you go on any road trips together. By taking your cat along on short errands and small drives and presenting them with a tasty nibble after, you’ll be able to create a. Once inside and sure your cat can’t escape, open. Start by spending time in the car with the engine turned off. Make sure the carrier has a secure latch and soft bedding inside. Get your cat a collar with tag for traveling bring a familiar comfort item from home if possible, make one long trip rather than several shorter trips create a “safe space” in the car for your cat to. Look for a bathroom with a locking door and no escape routes (such as at a gas station). Consider spraying some feliway or other calming pheromones inside the carrier to. Travel papers (showing vaccinations, health records, etc.), if needed in your destination

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How To Take Your Cat On A Road Trip Look for a bathroom with a locking door and no escape routes (such as at a gas station). Making sure your cat feels at home in their secured cat carrier is important before you go on any road trips together. Look for a bathroom with a locking door and no escape routes (such as at a gas station). By taking your cat along on short errands and small drives and presenting them with a tasty nibble after, you’ll be able to create a. Consider spraying some feliway or other calming pheromones inside the carrier to. Start by spending time in the car with the engine turned off. Once inside and sure your cat can’t escape, open. Get your cat a collar with tag for traveling bring a familiar comfort item from home if possible, make one long trip rather than several shorter trips create a “safe space” in the car for your cat to. Make sure the carrier has a secure latch and soft bedding inside. Travel papers (showing vaccinations, health records, etc.), if needed in your destination When your cat seems relaxed, turn the car on (but stationary) to get them used.