A traveling aid for your cat

15 thoughts on “A traveling aid for your cat”

1. No, my cats wouldn’t go for anything that far from the dashboard in front of the steering wheel

   1. I had a 60 lb. d*g that took that spot. 🙂

2. In the case that if you are a twitter – user, you may want to follow some mighty fine animals’ – posting users, this person’s ( @Koksalakn ) tweets are just the loveliest. Not all but very many of his are of Felidae – involved activities.

   So sustaining and uplifting his are.
   At them I always smile.

   Blue

   1. +1

3. Not a chance, I’d lose too much blood to be able to drive first.

   1. Car cat or carcass.

4. I had a cat (Astrið, 1981-87) who loved riding in a car – provided I did not try to put her in a carrier. Carriers put her into a frenzied panic, but as long as she was able to roam around the car, she was perfectly happy to ride with me. She was well-travelled; I had her with me in Wisconsin, Connecticut, Minnesota and Chicago, traversing all the points in between.

   She was especially fond of lying in the back window area to watch the world go by. Once, when I was stopping for gas, two kids were looking at her when she stood up, stretched, then started grooming. One of the kids said, “Holy shit! That’s a real cat!” I have never had a cat that was as car-friendly as she was.

5. I don’t trust suction cups.

   1. My thought too.

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6. Until you have to emergency brake, at which point the cat hits you in the back of the head or goes through the windscreen.

7. Tail makes a good inside windshield-wiper😻

8. What happens to the cat in a car accident?

   1. It’s a cataclysmic catastrophe

9. I WISH my moggie rode in the car. Dude won’t even let anyone hold him (seriously — and I’m not trying to trivialize anything here, I’m serious — my cat is what a cat would be like if it had autism).

   Still insanely adorable, though!

   1. I actually have a cat “on the autism spectrum.” He has Asberger’s syndrome.

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