Tips for Traveling on Long Road Trips with Cats
Traveling with cats can be like traveling with small children – a road trip with cats requires some planning and preparation.
Category: Travel
Do you travel often with your cat? Do you go to cat shows? Or are you just moving once?
Floppycats Cat Product Guide
We review over 50 products a year and have for years – check out our Floppycats cat product guide to see the ones we have liked the most!
Sleepypod Travel Pet Carriers: First Cat Carriers to Meet Critical Crash Testing Guidelines
Did you know that the majority of pet travel carriers on the market would kill your cat instantly if you got into a car crash? Not the Sleepypod travel cat carriers.
How Much Should You Pay Your Pet Sitter?
Do you travel often or at least once a year and ask someone to come to your home to check on your cats or dogs? If so, what do you pay them?
MagiCarrier by K-Kat: A Cat Carrier That Makes It Easy to Get the Cat In
The MagiCarrier cat carrier has a “drawer” that slides in and out, so that you can easily get your kitty in and out of the carrier. See the video.
Traveling with a Ragdoll Cat by Car
A reader wrote in asking for suggestions on traveling with her Ragdoll cat – here’s what worked for her kitty.
Hatch Pet Carrier – An Interview with the Inventor, Jon Mirsky
The Hatch pet carrier allows you to comfort and calm your cat or small dog without risk of your pet escaping. I asked Inventor and co-founder, Jon Mirsky, a Georgetown Law-trained animal advocate, for an interview about this new carrier.
Cat Products Best Seller List on Amazon May 2015
Here’s the monthly look at the top 5-10 cat products on Amazon’s best seller list.
Cat Products Best Seller List on Amazon March 2015
Here’s the monthly look at the top 5-10 cat products on Amazon’s best seller list.
CatVacay: Find a Vetted and Insured Pet Sitters Online
CatVacay is an online platform that connects cat owners with thousands of vetted and insured pet sitters across the country, who watch your cat in their home or yours instead of your kitty being cooped up at the vet’s office.
