You might adopt a cat and then notice that it’s a little shy or hesitant to explore its new space; it might hide under a bed or stay in one room for a few days.
Perhaps you’ve also noticed a behaviour change when you bring out your cat carrier or drop your pet back home after a veterinarian or cattery visit.
It’ll sound familiar to a lot of people, but not everyone.
Because maybe your cat is fearless, adventurous and curious about exploring new places.
You might take your cat with you when you travel and packing up their blankets, toys and catnip, regularly hit the road for holidays. How fabulous for you that your cat is happy to go and that you’re happy to take them.
But what happens if you want your cat to get some fresh air? With this in mind, we wanted to see what some of the best portable cat enclosures for caravans were.
(Of course, you can buy a portable cat enclosure to use at home, too. They can be a great way for indoor cats to get some fresh air as well as one way of helping ill or injured outdoor cats recuperate).