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Cat Kennels
Whether we're taking our kitty to the vet or traveling by car or plane, quality made cat kennels are essential for safe transit with our beloved pets. With so many to choose from, pet parents can spend hours weighing the pros and cons- so let's help you make your decision! Some common types of cat kennels can include:
- Two door cat crate: These cat kennels include multiple doors- one on the side and the other up top- to ensure pet parents have easy loading options
- Collapsible crate: Soft-sided, cozy, easy to store, and easy to transport- may include a removable, washable cushion for ultimate comfort
- Deluxe kennel: Made for larger cats that just need more room when inside
- Hard-sided kennel: Ideal for travel by plane or car, hard sides ensure optimal protection while in transit
Search our vast selection of cat kennels and cat crates on Chewy today- your feline will thank you!
Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Kennels
Is it OK to put a cat in a kennel?
Yes, it can be OK to put your furry friend in a kennel for various reasons. Whether you're taking them to the vet, traveling by plane or car, or even managing stress- cat crates can be highly useful tools. Just ensure the cat kennels you use are large enough and have proper ventilation. For longer trips, they should be equipped with a litter box, food, and water. Consult your vet with any questions.
What are the different types of cat kennels?
There are various types of cat kennels you can use to safely transport and house your furry friend. Simple cages, made of wire and plastic, are suitable for short-term use. Multi-level kennels, or "cat condos," are stacked and allow for more travel within the confined space. Additional options include catios, isolation units, and crates at boarding facilities. Consult your vet with any questions.
How do I choose the right size kennel for my cat?
To choose the right kennel for your cat, you must first have your cat's measurements, including height, weight, tail length, and more. Ensure your pet can comfortably stand, sit, and lie down in the kennel- meaning you will probably need to get one that's larger than initially anticipated. A general guideline is that a kennel should be 1.5 times your cat's total length. Consult your vet with any questions.
What types of cat crates are best for travel?
Hard-sided crates are best for car or plane travel, because they are more durable than other types. This can offer more protection and contribute to the overall safety and well-being of your cat while in transit. Consult your vet with any questions.
What features should I look for in an airline-approved cat carrier?
When seeking an airline-approved cat carrier, you want to prioritize safety and comfort. Ensure your carrier has a waterproof bottom, a secure latch system, as well as proper ventilation- ideally, mesh panels. The carrier itself should be able to comfortably rest underneath your seat. Consult your vet with any questions.
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