We always take our kitty Reno with us on the longer trips and we have one of those cat carriers that attaches to wheels so that you can stroll them around while you are parked. We put him in the carrier and attach it with bungi cords so that in case of sudden stop he does not fly forward. The carrier is mesh and he is in the space between the two front seats so he is happy being near us and most of the time naps.
Any better/other ways you are doing it?
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 05:36 PM
Jose and Karen
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2007 National RV, TropiCal
Freightliner XC Chassis,
Caterpillar C7 turbodiesel Engine
Full Camera System
Toad 2009 Saturn Vue
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 09:25 PM
Ours is free to roam. She usually sleeps on the bed most of the time, but will occasionally come up front and sit on the dash or on a chair.
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Posted 06 October 2009 - 09:44 AM
While you are driving? That sounds interesting ... might try it.
Jose and Karen
2007 National RV, TropiCal
Freightliner XC Chassis,
Caterpillar C7 turbodiesel Engine
Full Camera System
Toad 2009 Saturn Vue
2007 National RV, TropiCal
Freightliner XC Chassis,
Caterpillar C7 turbodiesel Engine
Full Camera System
Toad 2009 Saturn Vue
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 10:22 AM
Hello.
Up until our last trip (just last week), our two cats were free to roam the coach. However, one of them found a hiding place behind the dashboard that we did not want her to explore ... what a job it was to get her out of there!
So from now on (while we are moving) they will be in their cat carriers. We will let them out at our rest stop areas (just in the coach, of course) to eat, walk around, etc. When we are parked I'm going to have to see what I can do to close up that space by the footfeet where she enters unders the dash. Leave it to a cat to find those tiny places. Our Ragdoll (big girl) never tries to hide, so she is our really great traveler.
I'm in Iowa and it's COLD here ... looks like an early and long winter. YIKES!
Suzi in Iowa
Up until our last trip (just last week), our two cats were free to roam the coach. However, one of them found a hiding place behind the dashboard that we did not want her to explore ... what a job it was to get her out of there!
So from now on (while we are moving) they will be in their cat carriers. We will let them out at our rest stop areas (just in the coach, of course) to eat, walk around, etc. When we are parked I'm going to have to see what I can do to close up that space by the footfeet where she enters unders the dash. Leave it to a cat to find those tiny places. Our Ragdoll (big girl) never tries to hide, so she is our really great traveler.
I'm in Iowa and it's COLD here ... looks like an early and long winter. YIKES!
Suzi in Iowa
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