Top 10 Travel Tips When Bringing your Cat to your Veterinarian
In: Improving the pet owner experience in your practice - Veterinary Focus - Special Issue by Veterinary Focus
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APR 01, 2018
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To ensure that all goes well at the consultation, it is important to make the journey to the
clinic as stress-free as possible.
- Never travel with your cat loose in the car
- Choose a robust carrier that opens from the top and the front, and can also be taken apart in the middle (an easily removable top allows an anxious cat to be examined, whilst remaining in the bottom half). Focus on the practical and functional features and avoid fancy and often expensive carriers. Feel free to ask our receptionist to show you one of our recommended carriers and to demonstrate how to use it.
- Leave the carrier at home in a place where it may be regarded by your cat as “part of furniture” allowing it to become a familiar place. [...]
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(2020) “Top 10 Travel Tips When Bringing your Cat to your Veterinarian”, Improving the pet owner experience in your practice - Veterinary Focus - Special Issue. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/veterinary-focus/improving-pet-owner-experience-your-practice-veterinary-focus-special/top-10-travel-tips-when-bringing-your-cat-to-your-veterinarian (Accessed: 28 March 2023).
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