Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Let them get used to the carrier’s presence
Leave the carrier out, and let them be comfortable with it (thus not linking it with a traumactic transport, esp to the vet)
1
www.grinningcatsitters.com
And letting get used to being carried around
With that said, how about sometimes let them get used to it by carrying them in it from a room to another.
2
www.grinningcatsitters.com
If your cat is on the feisty side…
Notify the vet if any assistance is needed, so that they can prepare to receive you and your cat.
3
www.grinningcatsitters.com
Try to lift some nervousness off
Spray the carrier with synthetic pheromones if your cat is still nervous.
4
www.grinningcatsitters.com
CHECK OUT MORE TIPS FROM US!Webby: www.grinningcatsitters.com/gcs-blog
Facebook: www.facebook.com/grinningcatsittersEmail: [email protected]
Grinning Cat Sitters, making our clients and your cats grin :)
“Going to the Vet”By Roger Ong
Chief Cat SitterGrinning Cat Sitters
