Wife has 3 cats

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.

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.

Litter box is in shower when traveling and on floor at front of coach when parked (where DW's feet go when traveling).

Federal cats usually come with a lot of paperwork.

2oldman wrote:
Federal cats usually come with a lot of paperwork.

LOL

If you want to put the cats outside go to kittywalk.com we use those with the cats outside when we are around. We also place the litter box in the washer/dryer area of our camper as that is just an extra storage area. We just keep the door open on it so they have their own little bathroom.

If you don't have a washer and dryer area, you can put a litter box under the couch (sometimes). Ours goes under the couch and the cats don't have any problems. I don't like putting them in the shower.......no matter what we do about it, one of our cats will kick the litter out. I worry about it going down the drain. And yes, I've lined the shower with papers. We shower every morning in our rig (that's why we bought it!!!!).....and hated the work involved with removing and replacing the litter box.

BTW -- start by taking the cats out to the rig and sitting with them for an hour or more. Keep increasing the time, then after a week, take them for a short ride......then increase that. To just toss older cats in a rig and driving off will scare the bejeebers out of them!

Wife has 3 cats, Why do I have to be the wise-ass?

I think it time to get a new wife.

one that like Dogs!!

memo to self: Do not post while asleep...

Wife and I both like dogs just haven't got one after our lab died.
Also spell check made it a federal cat I typed in a f word that is a nice way of saying wild cat, didn't want to hurt the cats feelings.