Download Article Download Article You will need to take your cat to the vet for regular check-ups and in the event he gets sick. If you want to spare your cat the stress of a carrier, you have several options to do so. While not using a carrier can be more comfortable for your cat, many vets dislike having cats in their office without a crate and it can be a safety issue if your cat is not properly trained. Ask your vet whether they require you to use a carrier.
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Advertisement About This ArticleArticle SummaryX While it’s safest to keep your cat in a carrier, if you need to bring it to the vet without using a carrier, try placing it in a nylon athletic bag with mesh sides and a solid bottom. This will still allow the cat to breathe, but the cat may not be as panicked as it would in a smaller carrier. If you’d rather not place the cat inside of a container, consider using a cat harness instead. However, avoid just carrying your cat into the vet’s office, as cats can be really hard to control if they get startled or scared. For tips from our Veterinary co-author on getting your cat used to going for a car ride, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 133,977 times. Did this article help you? |