How to keep cat from under dash ??
There will soon be a first time visit to RV by a cat who adopted us a couple of years ago. This is not a sleepy, mellow feline. 3-4 y.o. and full of energy. I think the first time cat is let lo...
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A loose cat in a MH? They can get under your feet and impair your stopping or acceleration . Run up on the dash and impair your vision,jump at your head or shoulders and on and on.
I can't believe anyone would leave a 'cat' loose in a MH while driving a MH down the road.:(
You sure can if you make it accommodating and honestly I don't know too many RV'ers that drive ALL day.
Sam the Siamese unexpectedly had to go with me when I went full time. He would have NOTHING to do with an airline crate which as you all know for 'me' is the "SAFEST" way for all pets to travel.
Panicking I went out and bought ALL kinds of crates to accommodate this cranky Siamese. All of which he would have no part of. If you have ever heard a Siamese scream you know you will do just about anything to shut them up. :W
THIS is what HE agreed on.
Albiet NOT the 'safest' way for him to travel in case of an accident but it kept him contained to be safe for ME driving the MH.
Extra large soft side crate.
Litter box on one end his bed on the other and food and water on the side.
And BTW, I tried putting it on the bed but he wanted a window seat!
So I bought a piece of plywood 3 legs and made a pedestal along side the bed so he could be by the window while traveling. :R
Sam the Siamese passed away last week at the age of 22 having logged 20,000 miles as a happy RV'ing cat traveling in a crate. God speed my little man. :C
I can't believe anyone would leave a 'cat' loose in a MH while driving a MH down the road.:(
You can't leave a cat in a crate all day.
You sure can if you make it accommodating and honestly I don't know too many RV'ers that drive ALL day.
Sam the Siamese unexpectedly had to go with me when I went full time. He would have NOTHING to do with an airline crate which as you all know for 'me' is the "SAFEST" way for all pets to travel.
Panicking I went out and bought ALL kinds of crates to accommodate this cranky Siamese. All of which he would have no part of. If you have ever heard a Siamese scream you know you will do just about anything to shut them up. :W
THIS is what HE agreed on.
Albiet NOT the 'safest' way for him to travel in case of an accident but it kept him contained to be safe for ME driving the MH.
Extra large soft side crate.
Litter box on one end his bed on the other and food and water on the side.
And BTW, I tried putting it on the bed but he wanted a window seat!
So I bought a piece of plywood 3 legs and made a pedestal along side the bed so he could be by the window while traveling. :R
Sam the Siamese passed away last week at the age of 22 having logged 20,000 miles as a happy RV'ing cat traveling in a crate. God speed my little man. :C