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Wife has 3 cats

kickstart
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Wife has 3 cats, 1 about 6yrs old never been outside, 1 Siamese about 2
yrs old, never been outside and a 1 yr old federal cat she captured on our porch when it was about 6 wks old, what would be the best way to travel with tem in a 35' motor home? And where to put the boxes?
Thanks for any advice. And yes we have to take them.
Randy and Pam
Misty, Sinbad,and Delilah (the cat kids)
Maggie,(a rough coat collie rescue)
1998 Damon Intruder (fun but no frills)
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2oldman
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Federal cats usually come with a lot of paperwork.
"If I'm wearing long pants, I'm too far north" - 2oldman

darsben
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Litter box is in shower when traveling and on floor at front of coach when parked (where DW's feet go when traveling).
Traveling with my best friend my wife!

DallasOregon
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You need two doors between the cats and outside, to be safest. For us, that would mean keeping the cats in the bedroom. I would probably take my shower door off, and put the little box in there.
Having a cabover lasted less than a year. Now "moving" into a 2003 Fleetwood Jamboree GT 28 foot.

Tripalot
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Our cat traveled in our motorhome and truck camper for a total of 12 years. We put the litter box on the floor of the shower - worked great and kept the kitty litter confined.
2014 Triple E Regency GT24MB (Murphy Bed) with all the good stuff
towing a 2016 Jeep Cherokee TrailHawk
Berkley, the amazing camping cat missed dearly (1996-2012)