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Back to EpisodesRoad Trip With Cats? Pet Travel Tips To Prevent Mayhem
Description
Worried your cat will freak out in the car? You’re not alone. Whether you’re planning a move or just need to get your cat to the vet without a meltdown, cat travel can feel overwhelming. But with the right preparation, it doesn’t have to be.
In this episode, I’m sharing practical pet travel tips for cats with Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist LeeAnna Buis, including what to do before, during, and after the ride to reduce anxiety and set your cat up for success.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL DISCOVER:
• How to help your cat feel calmer in their carrier and in the car
• What to pack for a safe, smooth trip with one or more cats
• Simple ways to prevent behavior issues and keep travel low-stress
If you’ve been putting off a trip because your cat gets stressed, these pet travel tips will help you feel prepared, confident, and way-more calm, too.
LEARN MORE ABOUT LEEANNA BUIS:
www.felinebehaviorsolutions.com
OTHER LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- PreventiveVet.com – Checklists and travel resources
- DaBird Toy – The cat toy mentioned in the episode
PS: If you hear us mention Muddy Paws and Hairballs, that was before we shifted our focus to what really matters: helping you thrive as a pet parent. Same host, sharper mission.
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