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Old 10-19-2011, 11:09 PM
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VernaL
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Make sure the cat is in a carrier. The first time I took a cat in the car, she tried to jump on the back of the drivers seat and sunk her clasw into the back of my shoulders. Not good for a driver.
I had another cat that I traveled with and always had a harness on her. It is too easy to get out of just a plain collar. I never let her out unless she was fastened to a leash. She never minded the harness and leash and went everywhere with us.
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