Rescue remedy for cats/Kathleen

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In a message dated 3/1/2004 12:24:48 PM Pacific Standard Time,

nsorcl writes:

 

> THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! It REALLY makes me feel better to know that other

> cats have been there and did just fine. It's just what I needed to

> hear.

>

> JenB

>

>

 

AND... While England is not as far as Korea... we did take a cat with us from

Travis Airforce base to the Philippines and back again... She hated us for

days on both sides of the journey, but she too did okay... and this is a cat

that HATED her kennel and HATED to go ANYWHERE. To prepare her for a trip, you

put her in her Kennel (which were wooden in those days and smaller. Held the

smell for DECADES), drive around the block so she could throw up and commence

with the crapping session... it was horriffic... anyway, come home, clean out

the

kennel (no food in the morning on trip days), line it again with newpaper,

place it in between the two kids (how we LOVED that) and start off...

 

One hour later, you stop the car, put the cat on the leash, clean out the

newpapers (and invariably Mouse would get it on the walls too, so the fragrances

stayed with you) and place the lovely smelling kennel between the kids... cat

now spends rest of the trip on mom's lap. Empty of everything.

 

She did fine. She went with us from England to the States, return trip to the

Philippines and a cross country move from Up State New York to Washington

state (Federal Way, just south of Seattle).

 

And these days Airlines are required to take better care of Animals when WE

were doing the Airforce jaunt thing...

 

Hope this helps some more!

 

K

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

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> KI can't help with the RR thing, I don't use them. Just wanted to

let you

> know, I've been there, I've done that and although my older man (he

was 10 when

> he flew from England to the US) was unhappy, he made it okay. Bloody

glad to

> get out and put his paws somewhere safe though. He had a heart

murmur and

> Epilepsy . He did fine.

> Cheers!

 

 

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! It REALLY makes me feel better to know that other

cats have been there and did just fine. It's just what I needed to

hear.

 

JenB