If getting your cat into the carrier is always a struggle, we recommend a top-loading carrier Unlike front-loading carriers, these models allow you to lower your cat inside, then lift them out again. Top-loading carriers give you a little more control, but they also make life easier for your cat. Do cats prefer soft or … Read more
Practice getting in the car: Bring your cat, secured safely in his carrier, out to your car (with its engine off). Strap him in with a seatbelt and sit next to him. If your cat is calm, give him his favorite treat. Repeat, gradually increasing the amount of time he has to wait in the … Read more
A large bag. This doesn’t seem very elegant but it does work A harness. Some cats respond positively to harnesses Cat Bed. If your cat is really calm, or much older, you can try a cat bed Temporary carrier. Are plastic carriers better for cats? Hard Plastic Carriers An appropriate sized hard carrier gives more … Read more
Use a cardboard box Almost any box that is big enough to house your cat will work. Make some holes or cuts for ventilation and find a way to close the box , that’s it. You have a cat carrier. For more detailed instructions on how to turn a cardboard box into a cat carrier, … Read more
In their cat backpack either worn on your back, attached to the front of your bike, or on a rack. In a specially made carrier that is attached to the front of your bicycle. How do you carry a pet on a bike? Bicycle cargo. This is the simplest way of transporting other creatures Trailer. … Read more