Sentences with phrase «home in a cat carrier»

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«People are looking for a nice pad or bed within their carrier, [because they] are using their carriers not just for travel but also in the home, opened up as a bed so that the cat gets used to being in there,» says Johnson.

Mark and I went through with a volunteer to locate the 16 cats that would be going home with us and loaded them in carriers and then into the van for their next journey.

Give your cat treats in her carrier, make sure it's lined with a comfortable towel or bed that smells like home, and perhaps even feed your cat in her carrier.

It may be very difficult to get the cat in the carrier at home and she may become too difficult to handle while at the clinic (and even after returning home).

When you first bring home your new kitten or cat, leave her in the pet carrier for a short time while you are in the room finishing setting up or just hanging out with her.

We recommend when first arriving home placing the cat (while still in its carrier) in the room where the litter box will be kept.

Crating your cat in a carrier that he feels secure in has advantages when traveling, making trips to the vet, or moving to a new home.

All dogs must go home on a collar and leash and all cats must be in a carrier.

If you sense tension between the cats, or if previous home - comings have resulted in conflict, keep the cat in the carrier and take it to a separate room to avoid potential injury from an upset cat.

Make the carrier a familiar place at home by leaving it in a room where your cat spends a lot of time.

Make the carrier a familiar place at home by leaving it in a room where your cat spends lots of time.

For the safety of the pet, all adopters agree to take him / her home with a leash and collar (dogs and puppies) or in a carrier (cats, kittens, and rabbits).

We do require that all cats go home in a carrier.

Cats may be together in one carrier for check - in; however, you must still bring sufficient carriers for each cat to go home individually.

Many people are starting to feed their cats in the carrier as a way to make them feel like it's «home - base».

When the big day arrives, you should also make sure that you have a secure cat carrier in which to transport the kitten or cat home safely.

When outside the home, cats must be in a secure carrier or on a harness and leash.

(Battersea Press Release) Tiny kitten Arthur was only around four months old when he was found abandoned near Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London in a cat carrier at the beginning of October.

And, 38 % say that simply thinking about going to the vet is stressful.1 Wrestling cats into carriers at home and dealing with dogs in the waiting room can be overwhelming.

However, cats instinctively know when it is time to get into the carrier and can hide throughout your home in areas you did not know existed.

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On moving day (weather permitting), the cat carrier makes a great place for your kitty to stay in the car - ready for the drive to your new home.

Or, if you adopt an adult black cat, you will receive a FREE hard carrier to bring your new cat friend home in!

Every dog receives a new leash and cats and smaller pets go home in carriers.

In order to help ease the anxiety associated with bringing your cat to the veterinarian, it is a good idea to make sure to get him / her comfortable with the carrier at home.

David took a few chunks out of the eldest's finger before he was finally carried home wrapped in a Tardis towel and deposited in a cleaned and repurposed cat carrier to dry out for the night.