Travel with cat

The_Walker

z1a wrote: »

"She is not happy being left alone at all."

How do you know? You're not there.

Because she's not happy if we get back after a very long time. She looks freaked out in fact. But if we return after a few hours she's fine when we return. Hence our conclusion that she's not happy being left alone for too long. Sound reasonable?

EconomicsGirl

When our cat was little she hated being separated from us, would jump up and down at the door trying to come with us.

We have taken her to a few places, with accommodation I would phone and check. Think we had a B&B let us and we even took her on a steam train once. A couple of men walked past and said those people are even more crazy than us they've brought their cat. :rotfl:

I'm sure you and your wife know your cat.

Murphybear

Speaking as a cat owner of many years, I would never take my cat on holiday. Cats are much better off in a cattery. The trick is to find a good one, preferably by personal recommendation. Our cat loves the cattery, they make a huge fuss of her and she always looked hapoy and relaxed when we pick her up.

Joannie111

Hi
We take our cat to a wonderful cattery in Wales. He gets cuddles and lots of attention. I think some times he prefers the cattery to home. Is a round trip of a hundred miles to take him there for us.
If you would like address of cattery please pm me
Joanne