Alejandra - I agree - drive them! It's 660 miles, not that bad.
Glad you got the kind of help you need! This is a great group. Thanks,
MC, for the nice comments, it was great being a part of that phenomenal
event!
I drove from Washington, DC, in 1977, to Little Rock, AR, took 3 or 4
days. Ca
never stopped eating so I knew we were OK….
Chris
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A friend of mine mo
good idea about the water bottles! wished i'd had some on a recent
transport i did.
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That is not such a bad drive, really. All you need to do is
get larger carriers, such as the intermediate size, and then get the small van
ness cat litter pans, and you can have the pans IN the carriers with them. I
detail the set up on my Products page at http://ucat.us/products.html Scroll
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 10:27 AM
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hello all...my latest update on stitch is not a good one. his breathing
is labored once again. he is scheduled for chemo today so maybe that
will help. i new this day would come considering how grav
A friend of mine moved here from Kansas and brought her kitty in a carrier. She did stops for him to give him water and food and spend a little time with him and stayed in a motel that night so he wouldn't be stressed out and had his litter box. He did just great. You have to be sure he gets to go
Hi, It should be no trouble to take your cats with you. Lots of people
drive across country with cats. The first thing is you should not plan
on driving straight thru. That is dangerous to you and other people on
the road
Ask the vet to give a dexamethasone shot in addition to the chemo. It
tends to shrink lymphoma and make them feel better. It's stronger and
faster-acting than pred, and leaves the system quickly. It can be given in
conjunction with pred.
Michelle
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I know you’ve already gotten some
good advice about the trip—just another thought—I discovered by
accident that my local animal
I know you’ve already gotten some
good advice about the trip—just another thought—I discovered by
accident that my local animal shelter has a room full of used crates that
people leave when they bring their animals… I got one for $10,
cleaned it out with bleach & dtergent, let it air out o
probably more info than you even needed!
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anytime ;-))Martha Alejandra Moreno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
THANK YOU!!
I am so happy for had found this group. Every time I had a question, doubt or I need advice I receive wise answers from you. I do not feel alone.
Alejandra Have a purrfect day
Cherie
THANK YOU!!
I am so happy for had found this group. Every time I had a question, doubt or I need advice I receive wise answers from you. I do not feel alone.
Alejandra
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never thought of that--i'm really not good at asking for things, but
this i might consider!
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never thought of that--i'm really not good at asking for things, but
this i might consider!
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you WILL notice, however, that i have NEVER done such a transport
since! hee hee
tho if anyone knows of anyone with an rv they don't use and would like
to donate to a 50
you WILL notice, however, that i have NEVER done such a transport
since! hee hee
tho if anyone knows of anyone with an rv they don't use and would like
to donate to a 501(c)3, or is good at approaching manufacturers and
trying to get one donated, i'd be more than glad to do transport
almost fu
Too sweet. :-)
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it was just over two years ago that a friend and i brought 29 cats--19of them FeLV--from houston, TX to mid-michigan. all but one of the cats--and all the humans--survived--the one who did not was very illwhen we left houston, but she very spe
it was just over two years ago that a friend and i brought 29 cats--19
of them FeLV--from houston, TX to mid-michigan. all but one of the
cats--and all the humans--survived--the one who did not was very ill
when we left houston, but she very specifically told me she wanted to
come with us, and she
Have them check his chest for fluid and remove it if there is any.
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Excellent!!!
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Wow that is great advice. I would have never thought of all that. I'm going to save this so I can take my babies with me when I have to travel.
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hello all...my latest update on stitch is not a good one. his breathing is
labored once again. he is scheduled for chemo today so maybe that will help. i
new this day would come considering how grave his situation was when we started
this treatment...ill update a little later.
Excellent!!!
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Hi Martha!
Don't worry, you can take your cats with you and it really ISN'T difficult to do. The trick is you need the right type of crate for them where you can put a litter box and a sc
Hi Martha!
Don't worry, you can take your cats with you and it really ISN'T difficult to do. The trick is you need the right type of crate for them where you can put a litter box and a scrap of rubber-backed rug, and off you go.
1) Do you have a PetSmart near you? If so you can pick up a sma
da!
Kerry
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Alejandra,
Don't panic, most kitties do alright traveling, Bailey my FeLV
positiv
Alejandra,
Don't panic, most kitties do alright traveling, Bailey my FeLV
positive traveled with hubby, me and the rest of the gang for 3 months
in his Semi, the cats loved it (hubby is a truck driver)!! We went all
over the US on our way back here from Missouri. I homestly can say it
was
I would buy (or see if a shelter will loan you), the largest crate you could fit in your car. I have used a small shoebox lined with a plastic bag as a litter box and gotten two small bowls for some water & dry food.
The longest drive I have had with a cat was about 7hrs, but for the kitty it was
Alejandra,
Drive the 13 hours with them. People do it all the
time. Make sure you have a big enough carrier and a litter box and water
bowls, and give them something to calm them before you start out. Your vet
should be able to give you an acepromazone pill for each-- it is a mild
tran
Martha,
Pleas do not return them, that is so sad for them, they can handle 13 hours just, are you going to stay overnight somewhere, I have driven from Seabrook, TX to Chicago, IL with my cat and she faried very well, I set her up in the back with food and water in a carrier and a little box on the
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