Would this work on a several hour car trip for a 7 month kitten?
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Absolutely, it's large enough for a cat to be comfy with plenty of room to move around. Mine just sits with the door open now, and my two dogs (13 & 20 lbs) cuddle up together in it all the time. I also have the Midwest Quiet Time Fashion Pet Bed, Pink, 24 x 18 in it.
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It will but I'm sure there's more cost effective ways of ensuring your kitty's comfort - thanks
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I'd think it would be perfect. We used it to bring our new puppy home the first time and it worked well (except when we wanted her out to hold her :-)). Do double check the measurements of your backseat and back door, though. It's bigger than you'd think.
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It would work in the back, but because of the cylindrical shape it would need to be anchored to something so it wouldn't roll back and forth with pet movement and car motion. I use mine for 2 Bengal cats and absolutely love it. They do not mind traveling at all.
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I believe so! My kitten, Morgan, weighs 6.7 lbs. & he isn't crushing it when he plays with this toy. I do believe ALL cat toys are only entertaining to kittens under 7-8 months old. The assembly of this toy is easier than it looks once you get it.
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I'm sure it would work for kittens Especially if you have a bunch. This crate is big! But, I'd say that it would work just fine
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I think it will work for as long as you have it on. I have not traveled over 3 and 1/2 hours with it on but I think it would keep right on working.
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We've used it for several long over 2 hour drives and baby seems comfy. Used it for a 9 month old and 2 year old different times it worked well for either
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No. you can set it to run for a duration of one minute. but the smallest interval is 6 hours. Get a cat.
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I take my little one on 3 hour road trips and it didn't make it the full 3 hours (maybe closer to 2.5). Thankfully we had a hookup to connect the power cable, but I wouldn't trust it for more than that ;)
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Hi Olga, Absolutely it would be perfect for your cat. I have to add, after years of trying many animal strollers at my sanctuary for disabled animals There is no better stroller than the PetZip! Marsha
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No Not at all. I had 4 LB Kittens and they were not comfortable with it. It is way to small even for Kittens. It is not made well at all either. I would not recommend this one.
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It might work for that, I use it outside to keep the cats off of our cars and it is not very effective. I think using it in a close proximity would be effective.
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I agree with Leslie's answer: my cat is fairly large (14 lbs) and this carrier is great for short trips to the vet, but I would not use it on a long trip. I would look for something larger.
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It worked wonders on my cats (ages 1 and 7). They used to cry constantly through car rides, so I thought I'd try this when we were moving 6 hours away. Put the drops on treats and gave it to them right before the ride, and they didn't cry for the first 5 hours. I was impressed!
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I would use it for a few days prior to the trip on their favorite sleeping areas, then spray inside their carrier on their blanket for the trip. When we traveled with our cat it also helped to cover the carrier so the cat couldn't see the movement of the car. She meowed for a few minutes then calmed down.
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That's a similar size to the cat I got it for -- if you want it to transport your cat short distances it would be fine. I got it to use as a "time out" crate when he does his latest trick of knocking things off the kitchen counter all night long no matter how many times I get up to stop him, for that it is too small because he can not comfortable lay down stretched out (in theory he could be locked up all night). For going to the vet or grandma's house it should work perfectly for you. Hope this helps.
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I wouldnt try it. My cat is 15 lbs and she is one of the pets who uses this car seat and she fits but I think anything bigger than that is too much, especially if you plan on having the legs up while your dog is in the seat.
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I travel with cats - Siamese breeds. The adults are accustomed to travel & the expanded carrier would allow room for a small litter box. Do not know if a dog would tolerate this. Maybe if in car where it can see & talk to you. Would never leave my cat overnight in something so small unless ER.