Re: OT-traveling w/kitties

[Barb Moermond]

on MC's behalf:

 

or comfy blankies! you may find her under the covers with you, tho!

my pop-up has a marine battery that'll spark the furnace and run the fan

a bit--the furnace is REALLY good, and if you've got that capacity, turn

it on right before bed to heat it up, then it'll retain the heat long

enough for her to get snuggled in.

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Marylyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Just have some very big soft towels handy for her to curl up in.






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From: "cindy reasoner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 12:10 PM
Subject: re: OT-traveling w/kitties


> That is so neat that your friends have their cats
> harness/leash trained. I do remember going camping
> once and a couple had their cat outside on a leash. I
> wish I could train Katie. I will let her out of the
> cage some. It is suppose to get pretty cool Friday
> night and Katie never goes outside at home. This may
> be a stupid question but do you think she could get
> sick from the cold weather? Where we are going
> camping there is no electrical hookups. I don't think
> there would be a problem with fleas or ticks but just
> to be safe we put Frontline on her last night.
>
> Cindy Reasoner
>
> --- Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>> I'm posting this on behalf of MC:)
>>
>> my cats LOVE our pop-up with a passion; if i put
>> if up in the yard one
>> of my persians cries and cries until i take him
>> out there! there's
>> something about all those windows to look out of,
>> i guess.... i have a
>> screen room for mine, and have it fixed up so that
>> they can't get out
>> around the edges. i had a friend who was
>> temporarily homeless, and she
>> and her five cats lived in it at a campground for
>> 5 months--had a cat
>> tree out in the screen room! i've never kept them
>> caged while in the
>> camper; if you're really worried, tho, consider
>> letting her out at night
>> after you've locked the door and aren't planning
>> on going out again.
>> i have other friends who go on extended camping
>> trips every summer, and
>> their three very active cats go with them every
>> time. they, too, seem to
>> kove the experience. again, it's the windows and
>> all the neat things
>> they don't get to see and smell at home. her cats
>> are all harness/leash
>> trained, so they get to wander around the
>> campgrounds with their
>> parents....
>> since she doesn't mind travelling, i can't see how
>> there's any question
>> that taking her with you is a much better plan
>> than sticking her at some
>> yucky boarding place! (descriptive terms supplied
>> by my cats....)
>> --
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>> MaryChristine
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>>
>>
>> Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito
>>
>> "My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should
>> impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases
>> him, and making me smile."
>> - Anonymous
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