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Train Your Cat to be a TRAILBLAZER | TIPS on Hiking and Water Sports at the Travel Cat Summit
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Hiking with your cat can be an enriching experience (when done properly). In this session from our Travel Cat Summit, learn how to plan an outing with your cat, pack the right gear, and take proper safety precautions. With these tips from experienced cat owners, you'll be taking on the trails and/or treading water with your cat in no time!
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My 5 year old Thystle (a tortie) will go outside in the winter with her harness under a smalll dog sweater that has a hole for the leash to pass thru.
Thystle will drink easily once we arrive at our travel destinations (we drive from Oregon to Arizona a few times a year and other places), but I have yet to find a solution to entice her to drink during our travels. I even was thinking about perhaps using a syringe (no needle!) to drop water into her mouth. Any other solutions people have used?
Audrey Gentry
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