RV'ing with a cat
As we continue our plans to full time next year we are scratching our heads on how/if we can travel with our Cat. He's an awesome dude, part Bengal, very smart and acts more like a dog than a cat. In ...
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These three girls travel with us everywhere. The oldest one in the window seat has been with us long enough that her personal US map would be completely filled, if she had one. The two younger ones have been to the East and West coasts, and much of what’s in between. They are all “insiders” both at home and on the road.
We keep a litter box in the truck, and one in the camper, and they all share. When traveling, the boxes are filled with a 50/50 mix of clay and silica crystal litter, which will last at least a week as long as Mr. Lump Scooper does his job daily. The Boss pretty much makes sure he does, because she’s also affectionately known as The Nose, and if there was a “fragrance” problem, she would detect it before normal noses could detect it, and it would get fixed.
The oldest cat used to hike trails on a leash with us, but she’s too old for that now. The other two are still getting the hang of it. They are all good travelers, though and they make the trips more enjoyable for us.
:):)
We keep a litter box in the truck, and one in the camper, and they all share. When traveling, the boxes are filled with a 50/50 mix of clay and silica crystal litter, which will last at least a week as long as Mr. Lump Scooper does his job daily. The Boss pretty much makes sure he does, because she’s also affectionately known as The Nose, and if there was a “fragrance” problem, she would detect it before normal noses could detect it, and it would get fixed.
The oldest cat used to hike trails on a leash with us, but she’s too old for that now. The other two are still getting the hang of it. They are all good travelers, though and they make the trips more enjoyable for us.
:):)
