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Walleye

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1. I have a 10-year-old cat that's pretty big. I got a soft sided carrier.

Reply to Beatlelvr (Original post)

Sat Apr 26, 2025, 07:44 AM

Apr 26

With a zipper it’s kind of oblong shaped and canvas and I put food in one end and he goes right in, then I zip it up, and I can unzip it and get him out. It lays flat when completely unzipped. Good luck I know it’s traumatic

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Help with moving pets to new home [View all] Beatlelvr Apr 26 OP

I have a 10-year-old cat that's pretty big. I got a soft sided carrier. Walleye Apr 26 #1

I watched vet tech get our formerly outdoor kitty into crate SheltieLover Apr 26 #2

You can get her into a carrier! If you scruff a cat solidly enough, youre in control Karadeniz Apr 26 #3

I've never done that before Beatlelvr Apr 26 #4

Yes, practice a firm scruff, hoist her up and cradle her bottom. Karadeniz Apr 26 #5

Thank you so much Beatlelvr Apr 26 #6

The scruff move could be tricky. ... littlemissmartypants Apr 26 #7

Your favorite pet store should have - werdna Apr 26 #8

My cat always KNEW RandomNumbers Apr 26 #9

My cat Andy is absolutely horrible at the vet Freddie Apr 26 #11

Pheromone diffuser helped our most recent shelter cat adapt to her new surroundings. Snarkoleptic Apr 26 #10