Sentences with phrase «trip in the cat carrier»

Oh, and one more thing... ever since that last horrifying trip in the cat carrier, you've been shoving things down your cat's throat twice a day.

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Some cats that have not been adequately carrier - trained will yowl in the carrier on road trips.

Most cats associate their carrier with a trip to the vet because it's the only time the cat is in it.

The stress of the journey in the car, the noisy waiting area, topped off with the struggle of luring our frightened friends out of the pet carrier are enough to discourage any cat owner from making regular trips to the vet.

Each year, many cat owners forgo the annual trip to the veterinarian because it is so hard to get their cat in the carrier to take to the appointment.

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.

They will be just fine only eating in the evening for a day or two, and it will minimize the risk of your cat vomiting in their carrier during the trip.

If it is a short trip, under 6 hours, then your cat will be just fine staying in the carrier the entire time.

Perhaps you just place your cat in the carrier in the car for a moment and eventually you will be taking short rides with simple pleasures — perhaps a trip to your favorite pet store for a new favorite toy!

Helping your cat feel comfortable in a carrier will make travel and trips to the vet much easier.

Making your cat feel comfortable in a carrier will make travel and trips to the vet much easier.

On the day of your cat's trip to the veterinarian, you can spray Feliway on the inside of the cat carrier and in the car.

A short trip to the vet might require only a soft - sided carrier, whereas a week - long vacation at the beach will require a hard carrier so the cat can be comfortable in the car, as well as travel litter products, travel bowls, water for the trip and more.

Encourage every cat owner to invest in a carrier or crate and to use it every time they take their cat on a trip.

First, slowly introduce the cat to travel by first getting it acquainted with its carrier and then by taking it on short trips in the car.

The comfort of your cat in the carrier can make or break the trip.

If You or the Traveling Companion are delayed by a Common Carrier while en route to Your return destination after the Trip is completed and have placed Your cat or dog in a kennel for the duration of the Trip and You or the Traveling Companion are unable to collect them on the day previously agreed with the kennel, benefits will be paid at $ 25 per day, on a one - time basis, up to the Maximum Benefit amount shown on the Confirmation of Coverage to cover the necessary additional kennel fees.

If You are delayed by a Common Carrier while en route to the final return destination of Your Trip and have placed Your cat or dog in a kennel for the duration of Your Trip and You are unable to collect Your cat or dog on the previously agreed day with the kennel, benefits will be paid up to $ 100 per day, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount to cover the necessary additional kennel fees.

If You are delayed by a Common Carrier while enroute to the final return destination of Your Trip and have placed Your cat or dog in a kennel for the duration of Your Trip and You unable to collect cat or dog on the day previously agreed with the kennel, benefits will be paid up to one hundred dollars ($ 100) per day, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount of five hundred dollars ($ 300) to cover the necessary additional kennel fees.

If You are delayed by a Common Carrier while en route to the final return destination of Your Trip and have placed Your cat or dog in a kennel for the duration of Your Trip and You are unable to collect cat or dog on the day previously agreed with the kennel, benefits will be paid up to $ 50 per day, on a one - time basis, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount to cover the necessary additional kennel fees.