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spinbaby

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13. I have transported a lot of cats in my time

Reply to wnylib (Original post)

Fri Jul 12, 2024, 02:53 PM

Jul 2024

I used to regularly drive a carload of cats 30 miles to get fixed. We always asked for clean, hard-sided carriers, but often got the soft ones, which is how I sometimes found myself driving along with a loose cat in the car.

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I need advice on buying a new cat carrier. [View all] wnylib Jul 2024 OP

My cat sat in his hard-sided carrier like a perfect gentleman. marybourg Jul 2024 #1

Some of the soft carriers have zipper locks to prevent wnylib Jul 2024 #3

It doesn't matter that there's a lock at the end of the zipper. marybourg Jul 2024 #6

Oh. Cats are clever. wnylib Jul 2024 #7

My cat destroyed the soft carrier. Also kept getting his claws caught in material. It was a hazard. 58Sunliner Jul 2024 #2

Well, yours is the second negative post about soft carriers. wnylib Jul 2024 #4

We swear by ours TommyT139 Jul 2024 #5

Thanks for the input. wnylib Jul 2024 #8

Check out Chewy.com hermetic Jul 2024 #9

Thanks. wnylib Jul 2024 #10

You could try Travel Cat. Their cat packs are pretty good, but a little pricey. flashman13 Jul 2024 #11

If You Get A Traditional Carrier Deep State Witch Jul 2024 #12

I have transported a lot of cats in my time spinbaby Jul 2024 #13