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Choosing the Perfect Carrier for Your Cat

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February 01, 2017
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Hey there, cat parents! It's Matt from Companion Animal Vet Hospital. Today, I want to chat about something that might not be the first thing on your pet care list but is super important – choosing the right carrier for your cat.

1. Durability and Cleanliness

Opt for carriers made of plastic or plastic-coated materials. They're not only sturdy but also easy to keep clean.

2. Top-Opening is Top-Notch

A top-opening carrier makes it much simpler to gently lift your cat in and out, reducing stress for both of you.

3. Secure and Steady

Secure the carrier well in your vehicle to minimize movement during transit.

4. Cover for Comfort

Cover the carrier with a towel or blanket during the journey to create a soothing environment for your cat.

5. Handle with Care

Avoid swinging the carrier when walking. Smooth, steady movements are key.

Remember, the right carrier can make a world of difference in how your cat experiences travel. For more tips and tricks on caring for your family pet, don't forget to like, follow, or subscribe to our video series.

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