I bought this as my second cat backpack (after a minor disaster in the first one) and have a few thoughts about it. It’s definitely better in some regards, but can that justify the steep price tag?
Cat Travel
How do you prepare a cat for travel? That means training a cat to get them used to their carrier, the car, and staying in new locations. It’s also important to remember to listen to your cat wants and needs- not all cats will like to travel. You can also pick up these useful cat travel accessories I recommend to make travelling with a cat easier.
I’m going to share the realities of travelling with a cat that no one wants to tell you. This is the good, the bad, and the ugly of cat travel. This way you can decide, should you travel with a cat?
I don’t want to tell you that travel with a cat in a car is going to be a breeze. It’s all about your cat and their needs. Every cat is different and will behave differently in the car – especially to travel with cats long distance.
You’re about to rock your cats world by driving for several hours and then not going back to the comfort of their home. I stayed in a hotel with my cat when we drove from Montreal to Florida. To make the journey as seamless as possible for your feline friend, here are my top 15 cat road trip tips for staying with a cat in a hotel that I learned.
Traveling can be stressful. When you travel with a cat doesn’t exactly make it any easier! To make car travel with a cat long distance easy and safe for both of you, you’ll want to pick up these 11 items.
I researched a ton of cat backpacks before deciding on the Pecute cat backpack carrier. It had everything I was looking for and more. It’s a reasonable price – compared to some other cat backpacks and it has features you and your cat will love. It expands, it’s comfortable for you to wear, and opens up for my cat to look outside.