Cats should be able to stand, sit and turn around in their carrier. Generally a carrier should be one and a half times the size of your cat. If the carrier is too big it can be uncomfortable trying to balance and carry the carrier without having your cat slide from one side to another. … Read more
2: Make your car a comfortable place While a crate is a great option for shorter road trips, it’s not ideal for a trip longer than six hours Your cat needs access to water and litter, and anything more than six hours is a bit unfair. To give your cat a little more room, try … Read more
Never, ever leave your cat in the car ! Even if it seems mild outside, it can get hot enough in a closed up car for her to die of heatstroke. If you are traveling with your cat in a crate or kennel, you also need a carrier to bring her in and out of … Read more
seat belts and carriers veterinarians strongly encourage the use of seat belts for your pets in the car Unfortunately, while there are many options available for dogs, cats have very few. What is instead recommended is use of a padded carrier that can be secured by a seat belt in the back seat. How should … Read more