Tips for RV Travel with Cats

Always carry paper copies of vet records in case your cat has an emergency or records are required at the campground.

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Start with short travel days, and if your kitty gets sick, ask your Vet about medications like Dramamine

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Collapsible metal kennels are a great way to let RV cats outside, while keeping them safe from cars and wildlife.

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Keeping the litter box out of sight is key to RV camping with cats. Consider buying or building a cabinet.

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Under the bed storage areas and tunnels to outdoor storage bays are also easy ways to hide an RV litter box

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Make sure your RV has a scratch pad, toys and at least a small cat tree to keep your cat happy inside the camper.

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Tips for RV Travel with Cats

Learn everything you need to know about RV living and camping with cats along for the ride!

Always carry paper copies of vet records in case your cat has an emergency or records are required at the campground.

Always carry paper copies of vet records in case your cat has an emergency or records are required at the campground.

Start with short travel days, and if your kitty gets sick, ask your Vet about medications like Dramamine

Start with short travel days, and if your kitty gets sick, ask your Vet about medications like Dramamine

Collapsible metal kennels are a great way to let RV cats outside, while keeping them safe from cars and wildlife.

Collapsible metal kennels are a great way to let RV cats outside, while keeping them safe from cars and wildlife.

Keeping the litter box out of sight is key to RV camping with cats. Consider buying or building a cabinet.

Keeping the litter box out of sight is key to RV camping with cats. Consider buying or building a cabinet.

Under the bed storage areas and tunnels to outdoor storage bays are also easy ways to hide an RV litter box

Under the bed storage areas and tunnels to outdoor storage bays are also easy ways to hide an RV litter box

Make sure your RV has a scratch pad, toys and at least a small cat tree to keep your cat happy inside the camper.

Make sure your RV has a scratch pad, toys and at least a small cat tree to keep your cat happy inside the camper.

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