• SkyezOpen@lemmy.world
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    1 hour ago

    Leaving it out and about so they can get used to it works wonders when it’s finally vet time. Only when they’re young though. Our old cats know what’s up.

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      22 minutes ago

      Yep, if the crate is only used for the vet, then the cat is gonna recognize that the crate means going to a place they don’t like. When I had my Willow I always left the crate around and open, made getting ready to the vet when I needed easy peasy.

      tho the sweet boy was fine even at the vet, super friendly. I did not deserve him.

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    3 hours ago

    Emily when I need her to get in the carrier box: bottom pic

    Emily at random times where I don’t: top pic.

    Emily at all times when wicker basket:

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      4 hours ago

      I couldn’t see the cat in the picture at first and was like “There’s no way you’re fitting that dog in that carrier…” 😅️

  • rockSlayer@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    6 hours ago

    I adopted my cat Orion a couple weeks ago. My little fella grew up in his shelter from a baby kitten, and lived in the shelter for over a year. I was organizing my apartment earlier this week and took the carrier out. He climbed in and used his paw to close the door somewhat. He misses his old home :'(