Mulling over full-time RVing, with 2 cats
Hi, I'm new to this. Full time RVing is looking like one way I could actually afford to have my own place, at last. I have two cats, though, and am wondering about the feasibility of this. I work full...
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We camp with our cat all the time. Actually, over the years, we've had all kinds of animals, including a pet chicken. But of all the pets, cats are the most resilient. (They have 9 lives for a reason you know). But still, even with that, cats have their limitations.
Traveling with them is no problem. Keeping them inside the camper is no problem. Feeding and litter box is no problem. Cold is no problem. But heat is something else. Being in one of the Southern States, you'd definitely need to keep an air conditioner running. An RV (of any type) will turn into an oven very quick, especially in Georgia heat!
If you can overcome the heat with adequate air-conditioning, the cats will be just fine. So, you'll need to be camped somewhere that provides electricity.
When you factor in the cost of an RV, and a CLASS-C will require insurance to drive it on the road, and then cost of camp sites or places that will provide electricity, water, and sewage, you may find living in an apartment is cheaper. To live cheap in an RV takes a lot of strategy and means, usually very limited or no hook-ups.
Good luck in your endeavors. Remember: Where there is a "will", there is a "way"!
Traveling with them is no problem. Keeping them inside the camper is no problem. Feeding and litter box is no problem. Cold is no problem. But heat is something else. Being in one of the Southern States, you'd definitely need to keep an air conditioner running. An RV (of any type) will turn into an oven very quick, especially in Georgia heat!
If you can overcome the heat with adequate air-conditioning, the cats will be just fine. So, you'll need to be camped somewhere that provides electricity.
When you factor in the cost of an RV, and a CLASS-C will require insurance to drive it on the road, and then cost of camp sites or places that will provide electricity, water, and sewage, you may find living in an apartment is cheaper. To live cheap in an RV takes a lot of strategy and means, usually very limited or no hook-ups.
Good luck in your endeavors. Remember: Where there is a "will", there is a "way"!
