Rv with cats

Are you planning to take your cat on your next big adventure? Check out these essential items for RV camping with your cat!

It's here! A post about our favorite subject... CATS! Though you may not be a cat person, having dogs in an RV may also call for some of these alterations. To begin, when we were considering full-timing, we were worried about our fuzzy children and how they would do in this lifes

Check out these tips and products to make travel easier for you and your cats. Includes litter box solutions and other ideas to make travel day smooth for your pets. These tips apply to any RV camping trip whether you travel in a motorhome, fifth wheel, travel trailer. Take your kitty on your next road trip! #RVlife #RVtravel #campingwithpets

How to keep cats from escaping from an RV?

Thinking about taking your cat with you on your next RV trip? Here are some tips. Plus, photos and descriptions of custom cat condos that some RVers are using.

"Many RVers have critter companions they travel with. I would venture to say that most who do travel with a critter have chosen the canine species. For us, the opposite is true; we travel with two cats, Fletcher, our black cat, and Riley, our grey one. Though there are many cat owners who travel in a RV, we typically see most owners with a dog... or two... and in some cases, more! But let's get back to traveling with cats!"

Here's everything you need to know for cat RV travel! With this ultimate guide, your cat will be suited to live in an RV. Preparing for the journey with your kitty in tow is the first step! Read more on the blog thefluffykitty.com

Despite what you may think, it is possible to train a cat. Cats are very adaptive and with patience and persistence, you can get a cat to do about anything!

We created a catio for our cat under our RV using screen protector panels. Read the article for more pics! | #RVingwithcats #RVingwithpets #RVlife #RV

TL;DR: Enhance your cat's RV experience with comfort and safety: Ensure a secure ride, provide a discreet litter box, maintain routine feeding, offer familiar comforts, create hiding spots, prepare for alone time, have an emergency plan, and gradually acclimate them to RV life.