Cat boxes... trip
Earlier this month I posted my photo album of converting part of some cabinetry to a cat-box. I had started this project during the winter when we had two elderly cats. We had actually been traveling ...
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toedtoes wrote:
Some cats really need a "hidey-hole" to be comfortable and at ease (especially in new settings). You might create a fake one or two for the cats to discover and let them hide there as much as they desire.
As DH said, we are only blocking the spaces that are not safe for the cats to be in, such as the one in the slide mechanism for the bed.
We have a couple of "approved" hidy holes for the cats. We bring Lili's (the Siamese) soft fabric cube from home and place it on the bed or in the shower, depending on if it is a quick stop or overnight, and there is a bed on a deep shelf in the bedroom. Luna never hides, she gets to a high spot and supervises.
For safety reasons, both cats travel in carriers. One in the truck and one in the 5er and we swap at every stop. When/if they become real buddies, they will travel in the same carrier in the truck.
