Tell us the honest version
Do they pant, cry, pace or hide? Have they been unwell on drives? There are no wrong answers. The more we know, the better the ride we can plan.
Covered carriers help shy cats
Many cats feel safer when they can’t see everything going on. A light cover over the carrier, a familiar blanket and a quiet voice go a long way.
Shorter first rides
For a nervous first-timer, we might suggest a short local ride before a longer one. Success builds on success.
Same routine every time
We write down what helps, so every ride starts the same way: same hello, same blanket, same calm.
Ask your vet
If your pet has a health condition, takes medication or gets carsick, ask your vet for travel advice and tell us what they recommend.
Your next conversation
Tell us who’s riding, where they’re headed and who’s waiting, or call us on (202) 555-0112. We’ll plan the ride with you.
Before ride day
- How they usually ride
- Any carsickness or worries
- Covered or uncovered carrier
- What helps them settle
- Their favorite comfort item
- Any travel advice from your vet
