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All-Purpose Traveler - Stroller, Car-Seat, and Carrier in One Pet Portable Home

All-Purpose Traveler - Stroller, Car-Seat, and Carrier in One

Pet Portable Home

Price $198.20
Price $52.91
Cat Carriers & The Safe Way to Transport Cats

A cat carrier is one of the essential items that every cat owner must have. Cat carriers are portable cages that are used to transport cats.

Whenever you leave your house with your cat to bring it ANYWHERE, they should ALWAYS be transported in a carrier. Don't even think of carrying your cat in your arms to put it in your car.

Moving cats from point A to B can be stressful on a cat and they can easily scratch, bite or get loose. Carriers can be made of different materials, but are most commonly made of plastic and have a metal door to close the carrier. Before buying a carrier, make sure it is sturdy and that the door closes well and securely.

Sometimes it is difficult to get a cat into the carrier when you need to because many cats simply don't like carriers.

The trick is to tip the carrier onto the side opposite the door so that the open door is facing the ceiling. Then take your cat with 2 hands and slowly/gently load him/her into the carrier feet first until the cat is fully inside. Then close the door quickly being careful not to injure the front paws. Check that the door is closed securely.

If you need to transport a cat by airplane, call the airline first to see what the restrictions are. Also call your vet to make sure it's okay for the cat to fly. This is especially important for sick, older or frail cats. The vet may be able to suggest a medication that can be used to calm your cat during the flight.

Carriers are a very safe way to transport your beloved cat when traveling in a car. In fact, cats feel more secure and less threatened in the carrier because it becomes the cat's safe haven.

Furthermore, cats not in carriers are at risk of getting away from their owners in the parking lot of the hospital.

To keep your feline friend safe, you can choose from a variety of carriers. You can buy one or simply make one at home.



Plastic Carriers
These come in all shapes, sizes, and styles. You can get them with a pull handle, wheels, and a door on the top or on the side. Plastic cat carriers last a long time and are easy to clean. There are also

Cardboard Carriers
Less expensive, but might not last as long. Another choice is cat bags.

Different varieties of all these carriers can be made at home. For example, two laundry baskets on top of each other and tied together works well.

Duffel bags, pillow cases, and cardboard boxes with air holes have all been used.

The possibilities are endless as long as the carrier has adequate air circulation and room for the pet.

Remember to always put your beloved companion in its carrier for any trip you take in the car. Your cat will love you for it. That’s Wicked’

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