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In these situations, sedatives can work wonders to reduce the potential for the self-injury. Disadvantages; For most pets, sedatives are not recommended. Even nervous pets, once they are in a carrier in a quiet dark place, typically calm down and most even go to sleep. ... 2 On the Road with Your Cat...
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My one cat who is approx. 3 years old appears to be terrified of cars. I was thinking of letting him sleep the whole ride. ... For any pet that is flying, it is never a good idea to use tranquilizers or sedatives. This is mainly because the effects of sedation at high altitudes are unknown in regards to how the effect pets.
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This forum is dedicated to places that people and cats can enjoy together. If you want to travel, sight-see, or just go around town with your cat, then you've come to the right place! Don't forget to plan a visit to Catster's Pet-Friendly Travel Area!
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www.catster.com/forums/Cats_and_Travel/thread/494372
www.catster.com/forums/Cats_and_Travel/thread/494372
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Use of Sedatives or Tranquilizers; When Traveling With Your Pet ... Take frequent short trips with your cat. Place your cat in a carrier with a soft blanket so it can feel more secure. Cats are more confident and comforted in a confined area.
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www.acfacat.com/sedatives.htm
www.acfacat.com/sedatives.htm
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If I am traveling with my kitty....do they have sedatives that are safe so your cat does not freak out on a plane or train or bus...? ... There are sedatives for kitties that are used for several reasons, including travel. You must talk to your vet about this. Do not give your cat anything that is not prescribed from a vet.
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If it is possible, you may want to consider, Air Travel With Your Cat ... Tranquilizers and sedatives can affect the temperature regulation of the body and ...
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Plan ahead. Travelling with your pet can be a pleasant experience if you remember to plan ahead. ... Consult your vet about sedating your cat. Tranquilizers and sedatives should be given to prevent motion sickness.
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www.khojhyderabad.com/pets/cats/travel.htm
www.khojhyderabad.com/pets/cats/travel.htm
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Alfred wants to say thank you for requesting this valuable info on how you can safely take your cat on trips. ... ; Tips & information on how to take your cat with you on trips;
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www.petcaretips.net/traveling_with_cat.html
www.petcaretips.net/traveling_with_cat.html
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But a friend of ours has gone one step further. She takes her cat Holly on holiday all over the country, in a campervan. She loves it! Training obviously won't be helpful to you in the short term, though, so good luck with the trip!
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www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question2384...
www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question238442.html
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