Multiple cat carriers are necessary if you have more than one cat.
Not exact matches
It is offered in
multiple sizes, including a divided model for carrying two pets in the same
carrier, with options to accommodate all
cats and toy dog breeds, as well as many small - and medium - size dogs.
Assortments should also include
carriers that are accepted by
multiple airlines, for
cat owners who plan to travel with kitty by plane.
Caregivers who arrive with
multiple cats in a single trap or
cats in airline
carriers, dog crates, or boxes will be reminded of this policy, and rescheduled for a future clinic.
If you are bringing
multiple cats for surgery, you must bring one
carrier per
cat for discharge.
If you have
multiple cats each should have their own
carrier for travel (do not put
multiple cats in one
carrier as this can compromise their safety during travel)
Multiple cat environments are more likely to contain shedding FCoV
carrier cats and environmental sources of infectious virus resulting in prolonged exposure of susceptible kittens.
Do not put
multiple cats in one
carrier.
If you are bringing in
multiple cats or kittens for surgery, they must be brought in separate
carriers in order to be discharged.
Owners arriving with
multiple cats need to provide 1
carrier per
cat.
Multiple cats arriving in 1
carrier may have surgery rescheduled or the owner may be required to purchase the needed cardboard
carriers.
For example, many
carriers now come with
multiple entrances, to help get
cats in and out.