Tips For Carrying Cats While Homecoming So As Not To Wrinkle Along The Way

Cat illustration during homecoming (freepik)

The Eid homecoming is a moment that is eagerly awaited to gather with family in their hometowns. However, for cat lovers, bringing their favorite animals when going home can be a challenge in itself.

This article will discuss various tips for bringing cats during homecoming, ranging from pre-departure preparations, equipment that needs to be carried, to how to deal with the stress on cats during the trip.

Reporting from the kacacatgo page, here are a few things you can do when reading cats on the way:

Your cat must always be in the cage while traveling by car. No matter how good your cat's behavior is, it's safest for them to travel in the cage.

You never know when something might scare your cat, such as having to brake quickly, or, amit-amit, you have a car accident. Cages will help keep your safety, your cat, and other people on the road.

Some cats suffer from drunk travel like us humans. If that's what happens to your cat, make sure to talk to your veterinarian about it. Doctors can prescribe something or recommend drugs that are sold freely.

The same advice applies if your cat is stressed while riding a car. There are some prescription sedatives and those that are sold freely as well as sedative solutions that can help keep your cat calm.

Never leave your cat in the car unsupervised, especially in very hot or cold weather.

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What if you need to use your own bathroom and don't have any other human travel friends who can live in the car with your cat? In this case, you have several options.

The first and best option is to travel with two sets of car keys so you can let the car turn on, lock it down, and run in to use the bathroom. Your cat will be safe with the door locked and the air conditioner turns on.

If you don't have an additional set of keys, then you need to run an air conditioner or a high temperature heater for a few minutes before stopping to cool the car.

When you get to the stop, you can leave your cat in the car as you run in to use the bathroom. Do it as soon as possible, because you don't want to leave your cat in the car without an air conditioner or a heater for more than a few minutes.

While you may be able to immediately find a place to stay at a hotel, that does not apply when traveling with your cat. Finding cat-friendly accommodation is not always easy. Make your reservation a long time ago so you are sure you can find a place to stay.

When making reservations, always confirm that they are cat-friendly. Don't assume that because they are "pet lectures" means it includes cats.

If your road trip is only a few hours, you may not have to worry about the sandbox in the car. However, if you're going to be on the road for a few hours, you need to have a plan on how your cat can defecate.

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