First, get your pet accustomed to the carrier beforehand. (Sturdy carriers can be purchased at your veterinarian's office or at pet stores.) At home, play with your kitten and feed it in the carrier until your pet is used to being in it. Next, take frequent short trips in the car, with the kitten in the carrier. Soothing talk, loving strokes, and gentle playing will help give your pet confidence that nothing terrible will happen.
Be sure your cat always has an identification tag on its collar or harness when traveling. For extra assurance, your pet can also be safely tattooed with identification marks. In addition, your cat should be in good health. with all vaccination sup to date.
One more general rule: Try to make reservations at hotels or motels that allow pets.
