Cat Carriers
Cat carriers are a must when traveling with your kitty. Get travel tips and learn about the types of carriers available.
Stylish Cat Carriers
If you want to transport your cat in style, you will find many options to help you express your personality or your cat's. Here are just a few examples.
Tips for Traveling with Your Pet
More and more people are traveling with their pets. You will find a few tips for making your trip with kitty as painless as possible below.
First, make sure that the place you intend to stay is pet-friendly. If you are booking a hotel, be sure to tell them about your pet at the time of booking and find out if there are any restrictions. You might want to find another hotel that accepts pets for a backup in case something fails with your first reservation. Are you staying with friends? Make sure they are comfortable with having another animal in their home before your arrival.
Be sure your pet has proper identification. The cat carrier should be marked with your name, phone number, and address. Have your kitty wear a collar with an ID tag or better yet, get him or her microchipped. It is also wise to carry a copy of the immunization records with you in case you are asked to produce them and veterinary contact information in case of emergency.
Is your pet on medications? Be sure to bring along more than you think you will need for the trip. If kitty gets carsick, you may want to bring along something for motion sickness, too.
Be sure that your pet has access to fresh water. Some carriers allow you to attach a water dish. If not, a collapsible water dish would be a good investment.
To help make the trip less stressful, bring along some favorite toys and bed or blanket. Also, you will need bags to dispose of your pet's waste along with paper towels in case any messes are made.
By packing the items mentioned above, you can relax and enjoy the trip with your kitty.
First, make sure that the place you intend to stay is pet-friendly. If you are booking a hotel, be sure to tell them about your pet at the time of booking and find out if there are any restrictions. You might want to find another hotel that accepts pets for a backup in case something fails with your first reservation. Are you staying with friends? Make sure they are comfortable with having another animal in their home before your arrival.
Be sure your pet has proper identification. The cat carrier should be marked with your name, phone number, and address. Have your kitty wear a collar with an ID tag or better yet, get him or her microchipped. It is also wise to carry a copy of the immunization records with you in case you are asked to produce them and veterinary contact information in case of emergency.
Is your pet on medications? Be sure to bring along more than you think you will need for the trip. If kitty gets carsick, you may want to bring along something for motion sickness, too.
Be sure that your pet has access to fresh water. Some carriers allow you to attach a water dish. If not, a collapsible water dish would be a good investment.
To help make the trip less stressful, bring along some favorite toys and bed or blanket. Also, you will need bags to dispose of your pet's waste along with paper towels in case any messes are made.
By packing the items mentioned above, you can relax and enjoy the trip with your kitty.
Wheeled Cat Carrier
For those who have difficulty carrying a carrier or for long trips through airports, a pet carrier with wheels can be very helpful.
Airline Travel with Your Cat
Each year, many people take to the skies. Sometimes, they want to bring their cats with them. Below are some questions you should get answered by the airline when booking your flight.
First, check to make sure that airline allows cats. Be sure to let the airline know of your plans to travel with an animal when purchasing the ticket so you don't get a nasty surprise later.
Next, you will need to find out what types of cat carriers are allowed. If you plan to bring the animal on board with you, make sure you specify that as the rules can differ from the rules for pets placed in the baggage area.
You also need to find out if any documentation is necessary. You may have to get a medical exam for your pet, and vaccinations will have to be up-to-date.
Ask if there are extra fees involved as some airlines do assess these for pets.
If you ask these questions before getting your ticket, you will go a long way toward ensuring a pleasant trip with your pet.
First, check to make sure that airline allows cats. Be sure to let the airline know of your plans to travel with an animal when purchasing the ticket so you don't get a nasty surprise later.
Next, you will need to find out what types of cat carriers are allowed. If you plan to bring the animal on board with you, make sure you specify that as the rules can differ from the rules for pets placed in the baggage area.
You also need to find out if any documentation is necessary. You may have to get a medical exam for your pet, and vaccinations will have to be up-to-date.
Ask if there are extra fees involved as some airlines do assess these for pets.
If you ask these questions before getting your ticket, you will go a long way toward ensuring a pleasant trip with your pet.
Airline-Approved Cat Carriers
If you are traveling on an airplane, you will want to get an airline-approved cat carrier like this one.
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