Thread: How to ease the pain of a long journey for cats?
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Old 10-01-2009, 09:27 PM
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Re: How to ease the pain of a long journey for cats?
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Originally Posted by Saikou View Post
I find mine are better in a large pen, with a tray and space to move around, than they are in a small carrier. Much more comfy for them and if you cover it over with a blanket they feel safe too.
I was wondering about this - one is okayish - settles after 20 mins but the other is awful. would you put the two in together?
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