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posted by [identity profile] commlal.livejournal.com at 09:57am on 11/10/2004
But she is worth every penny! I would pay that three times over to have my kittys with me, even if I had to scrimp and save. I have no idea how I'm going to get them down to London when I move.
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posted by [identity profile] spliceruk.livejournal.com at 10:13am on 11/10/2004
Pets can travel by train. I have seen cats in cat boxes on the train a few times.
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posted by [identity profile] commlal.livejournal.com at 10:46am on 11/10/2004
I dont see my hyperactive cats settling on train really, never mind my neurotic tom cat.
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posted by [identity profile] ruthytoothy.livejournal.com at 05:37am on 12/10/2004
When John brought Boots up here, he took her to the vets first and she was given a sedative. She was a bit put out for the first hour or two, but once it had kicked in properly, she just snoozed right through the remaining 8 hours of the journey. Definitely worth it for a stress free journey, for you and the cats!
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posted by [identity profile] arosoff.livejournal.com at 10:20am on 12/10/2004
Sedation can work but only for car or train journeys--sedated animals are not allowed on planes.
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posted by [identity profile] arosoff.livejournal.com at 10:17am on 11/10/2004
Oh, I'll pay it, I love the cat :) it's just amazing how expensive it is...
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