How to Travel Train Your Cat
Get a halter that is specifically designed for cats.. Let your cat get used to wearing the halter.. Snap a lightweight leash onto the halter.
Steps
Get a halter that is specifically designed for cats.
Get a halter that is specifically designed for cats.
Let your cat get used to wearing the halter.
Let your cat get used to wearing the halter.
Snap a lightweight leash onto the halter.
Snap a lightweight leash onto the halter.
Take hold of the leash.
Take hold of the leash.
Take your cat outside on the leash.
Take your cat outside on the leash.
Start taking your cat for short walks.
Start taking your cat for short walks.
Keep your carrier where the cat can get at it.
Keep your carrier where the cat can get at it.
Make the carrier comfortable.
Make the carrier comfortable.
Offer treats and food inside the carrier.
Offer treats and food inside the carrier.
Try closing the door when your cat is inside.
Try closing the door when your cat is inside.
Try picking up the carrier.
Try picking up the carrier.
Walk around with the cat in the carrier.
Walk around with the cat in the carrier.
Place your cat in the car without turning on the engine.
Place your cat in the car without turning on the engine.
Place your cat in the car and turn on the engine.
Place your cat in the car and turn on the engine.
Place your cat in a carrier in the car while the engine is running.
Place your cat in a carrier in the car while the engine is running.
Take your cat on short trips around the block.
Take your cat on short trips around the block.
Expand your daily trips.
Expand your daily trips.
Start when your cat is young, if you can.
Start when your cat is young, if you can.
Use positive reinforcement to train your cat.
Use positive reinforcement to train your cat.
Break each task down into manageable parts.
Break each task down into manageable parts.
Make sure your cat is hungry before each training session.
Make sure your cat is hungry before each training session.
Stop before your cat starts to get distressed.
Stop before your cat starts to get distressed.
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