Ok, if you've read the post about the kittie in the tree, you'll know that the cat I am transporting home next Friday is a stray. The first time I put her in the car, she went berzerk and scratched up my hands. I don't think it'll be much of a problem because after her little fit, she calmed right down and dozed in a friend's lap. I've never taken a cat in the car for 6 hours before. Actually, to tell you the truth, I've never transported a cat period. How often should I stop and let her out of the car? (She'll be on a harness and leash.) Should I give her any food before or during the trip? How much water should I give her? What if she pees in her carrier?
Join Now
Be a part of the community.
It's free, join today!
Recent Reviews
-
This fountain was purchased because it was not plastic and saw it on a site on constipation for cats and was promoted as one that cats would use. However, it is expensive. It is very heavy,...
-
Well i bought this after reading about this in the forum here, because i recently moved with my cat from my home country to europe. My home country being Brazil, my cat has short hair and is...
-
I had to use a dropper with this since it was kind of hard to put it in my cat's ears. I cleaned my cats ears first, then I put the R-7M cleaner in her ears. Next, I inserted 10 drops into each...
-
It is the most economical litter I have ever used. I only put a layer of litter in the pan that will cover half the pan. As the cats use it, it turns to sawdust. When its all dust you dump it....
-
This is probably the single most important toy I ever bought. I got it when my boy was a kitten and two years later, he still plays with it every day.
