Growing up I remember some great camping trips, one of the biggest moments was setting up the tent in a hurry before night fall. Fast forward to today and I have a family to consider. But what do you do if you are traveling with your cat in your caravan? How do you keep them under control?

You travel with your kitty, and its starting to get restless riding around. You want it to get some time outside, but since cats are little escape artists, you want to be sure your cat will be in the same place you left it.

There are a few different ways to accomplish this, but the way a cat will probably appreciate is by having an enclosure system that you can set up on beautiful days for your cat to play and get fresh air.

We’ve compiled a list of some excellent enclosures and we’ve answered your questions about how to choose below. Let’s take a look.

Quick Comparison of Cat Enclosures

How to choose a cat enclosure

There are a few different things to consider for your cat enclosure. You may want to consider any of the following features.

Temporary or permanent?

Enclosures made of fine mesh are great for travel, but you’ll need to set them up each time. If you pick up to travel a lot, and you’re available to supervise your cat’s outdoor time, then a temporary cat dome might be the best option.

If you stay in one place for extended periods of time and want to be able to set the enclosure up and leave it out for a while, there are metal structures similar to kennels that you can pop into place and leave outside.

Protection

What’s the environment like? If your cat is exposed to harsher elements, you might want something with a dedicated rain fly or sunshade so that your cat can be outside without being miserable.

You also want to consider predators. If you are in a remote space and plan to leave your cat outside unsupervised, there’s a good chance you’ll need a stronger enclosure than the typical mesh one. Enclosures that are metal offer some measure of protection from predators, especially if you have kittens, but you will need to have some moderate supervision.

Set-up

Sturdier enclosures, or ones that offer multiple levels, are not as easy to set up, but they do provide some degree of durability and permanence. They allow your cat to climb and offer better protection than mesh enclosures.

The downside is that you might need two people to set up the enclosure, or it might take you longer than a few seconds to get things situated. If you must set up the enclosure and take it down again every day, this could get old.

A mesh enclosure is ready in seconds. You pop it out and place it where you want your cat to play. The downside is that it isn’t as durable and you need to offer a lot more supervision of your cat’s playing.

If you don’t need to set it up and take it down every day, then you might enjoy something that can be assembled and left outside for a period of time. Your cat can climb higher and be kept safer.

Why use a cat enclosure?

It’s essential to give your cat some time to spend outside. Indoor cats that receive access to outdoors are less likely to be bored and destructive inside your house or camper. They need to be able to fulfill their evolutionary needs by spending some time outside.

Juggling your cat’s mental and physical well-being. This video explains both:

With dangers the outdoors poses isn’t easy. First of all, your cat can climb out of any barrier that you might put around it, so the enclosure must be fully enclosed to retain your cat.

Second, outdoor cats are highly likely to die in a traffic accident. In fact, this is the leading cause of outdoor cat death.

Third, other issues involve your cat’s immune system. Kittens are susceptible to diseases and parasites they pick up freely roaming outside. Serious transmittable diseases and parasites include toxoplasmosis, feline leukemia, and feline immunodeficiency virus. All of these shorten your cat’s lifespan or are quickly fatal if left untreated.

Cats can also be detrimental to local wildlife. Cats are hunters at heart, and the risks to local bird and small animal populations are severe. Although nothing can be done about feral and wild cats, by enclosing your pet cat, you allow the bird and small wildlife population a short respite from hunting.

Fourth, cats that can play outdoors show fewer signs of physical issues such as unnecessary weight gain. They remain more flexible and can stimulate their senses more frequently. They also have a chance to wear down claws more naturally which causes less scratching indoors.

Our best choice cat enclosures

Let’s take a look at the list of our favorite cat enclosures. Many of them are easy to set up, and all offer necessary protection from elements but allow cats plenty of room to play.

01. Kittywalk Systems Cat Teepee

Kittywalk Systems Cat Teepee is a multifunctional cat enclosure designed to accommodate multiple cats. It’s made of steel framing with nylon net designed to keep cats in when the area isn’t secure. It’s also possible to use without netting in protected areas.

There are a few platforms for cats to sleep up high, satisfying their urge to move upwards away from danger when vulnerable. The bottom part is open to the ground so they can get some time with the earth while they play.

The entire piece can be put together in just about 20 minutes, and it’s easy to take down for transportation. Although the levels aren’t just pop-out-and-go, it does offer your cats space to jump and climb that single level enclosures don’t.

It is compatible with other Kittywalk products and has two standard doors to connect to other things. It comes with its own storage bag for easy transport.

Pros:

• Designed for multiple cats
• Plenty of space for cats to jump from one level to the other.
• Easy and quick to assemble

Cons:

• The top layer is only big enough for a small cat or kitten
• Cannot be left outdoors permanently
• Doesn’t come with an optional floor piece for areas with less than ideal ground space.

02. ABO Gear Kitty Compound Cat Play House

ABO Gear’s playhouse is a tent style enclosure that requires no tools to assemble. It just pops out of place so you can set it on the ground and go. It comes with two stakes to keep it from being moved around.

It comes with a tunnel piece to add extra interest to the enclosure. You can use the tent piece without the tunnel if you don’t have space or you can use the tunnel alone. You can also connect it to other products from ABO to create a habitat.

Both pieces have their own storage bag, and directions are sewn directly inside the enclosure, so you don’t lose them. It also has zippered doors at both ends, and the end of the tunnel piece can also be closed off so your cats can run down but not out of the tunnel.

Getting the zippers together to attach other pieces can be a bit of a challenge since you have to fit male and female zippers together. It’s also a learning curve to place the enclosure back in the storage bag, so make sure you note how it looked before popping it out.

Pros:

• Takes seconds to set up
• Large enclosure at 120 x 17 x 17 inches
• Compatible with tunnel and other ABO offerings

Cons:

• Zippers can be difficult to match
• Getting the cat back out can be challenging if they don’t come willingly.

Best Choice Products Habitat For Indoor Cats 

Best Choice is another tent style enclosure that snaps into place in seconds. This enclosure is slightly smaller than the ABO at 75 x 75 x 42 inches. It’s made of durable mesh that resists moderate amounts of claw contact.

It doesn’t attach to tunnels or other types of enclosures. Instead, it’s a standalone shelter that allows cats to get outside while still being fully enclosed. It has a full zipper door to make getting cats in and out of the tent easy. Although the quality isn’t as good as some other tent enclosures, it makes a great back up option or travel option.

This tent is a more straightforward version of some of the more elaborate cat enclosures and is best for someone who needs a temporary outdoor play space or is sure that they won’t want to attach other products such as a tunnel. If you are traveling a lot, this folds down and slides into a carry case and weighs just over two pounds.

Pros:

• The simple design allows for set-up and take-down in seconds
• A single door makes things easier to get in and out of
• Great for temporary play spaces or travel

Cons:

• No ability to expand to a habitat style enclosure
• Lesser quality than other tent style enclosures

Pawhut 88" Metal Outdoor Small Animal Enclosure 

Pawhut’s enclosure is a sturdy metal kennel style enclosure with plenty of space for your cats to run around. It has a fully enclosed roof, plus top and side entrances for placing your cats inside and feeding them. It measures 87.75” long by 40” wide by 40.5’ high.

It’s more permanent than mesh style enclosures and can withstand some weather while outside. If you need something you can leave out for more extended periods of time, the metal frame is an excellent way to do that.

It doesn’t require much assembly. Snap the pieces together to bring up the frame. Taking things down isn’t hard but might take more time than the tent style enclosures. It’s a large and better-protected space.

The metal frame is galvanized and weather protected. It has a polyethylene cover, so you don’t worry about rust when it rains. You might need some help getting things to snap together the first time and to take things down, but after that, you should be good to go.

Pros:

• Durable, weather resistant galvanized metal with polyethylene covering.
• Spacious
• Can be left outdoors

Cons:

• Heavy and there’s no carry case or bag
• Might require two people to set up and take down

RORAIMA outdoor use Instant Portable Cat Tent or Habitat

Roraima is another tent style habitat that’s easy to fold out and comes with a convenient travel bag for storage. It measures 75" long by 60” wide by 36” high and has 30 square feet of space.

It’s intended to use for multiple cats outdoors or on a large porch area. It has breathable mesh enclosures to ensure that there’s plenty of ventilation while your cat plays outside. The mesh is strong enough to withstand light clawing. It’s open at the bottom so your cat can come in contact with the ground.

It has a rain fly to keep light rain away and provide some shade while your cat plays. You can choose to attach it or not. It has two zipper doors to make getting in and out easy. You can stake it to the ground to prevent it from moving around too much. There’s no tunnel available yet.

The design of this tent is to allow maximum playspace while still being simple to set up and take down. It can’t be left outside, and you will need to stake it securely to prevent your cat from escaping from the bottom. The company plans to release other habitat offerings but doesn't have anything yet. It’s a simple design for temporary play space.

Pros:

• 30 square feet of space
• Attachable rain fly for shade or light rain protection.

Cons:

• No other attachable habitat pieces though it might be compatible with other company’s products.

Our Best Choice Cat Enclosure

Our favorite cat enclosure is the ABO tent habitat. It offers a quick set up so you can move it around and store it easily, and it’s compatible with an extensive line of other ABO cat habitat products. It comes with a fun run that’s fully enclosed to give your cat an interesting, stimulating environment.

Although it doesn’t offer full protection from predators, it does prevent your cat from causing predatory harm to the local wildlife. It’s large and has plenty of room for your cat to play, lounge, and have access to outdoor stimulation.

What kind of cat enclosure do you need and what are your cat’s personalities like? Let us know in the comments below.

I remember growing up and my mum used to say you can go and play, but you are not allowed to leave this road. If I hear that you have left this road, then you are in trouble. 

This worked great for me, but for our loveable cats, this is not an option. Therefore as responsible cat parents we need other effective methods.

You may be familiar with electric fences for dogs, they impose a physical behavioural barrier, not like telling your cat not to pee on the sofa, but a physical barrier. This isn't a product made only for canines. Wireless electric fences for cats are also available, and they can go a long way in keeping your kitty safe in your own yard. Before you purchase one of these fences for your feline, though, you should know what to look for and what options are available.

Quick Comparison of Wireless Electric Fences for Cats

What Are the Benefits of Using a Wireless Electric Fence for Your Outdoor Cat?

Cats that are allowed outside, either often or occasionally, face the dangers of the outdoors. Cats are naturally curious animals as well as born hunters, and, if left unchecked, they are likely to roam past the borders of your yard to explore new territory and pursue prey. When they do so, according to American Humane, they are more likely to encounter other dangerous animals, cars or other vehicles, diseases and parasites such as fleas and intestinal worms, other cats that may try to mate with them or harm them, and even other humans who, sadly, may try to trap or harm them.

These things obviously pose a danger to the health and well-being of your cat, but they may also pose a health risk to you and your household. For example, if your cat brings home parasites such as fleas and ticks, they can easily transfer to your household furniture as well as onto you and your family. If a tick transfers from your cat to a member of your family, he or she may be at risk of contracting Lyme disease or another serious infection, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Even though many pet owners realize the dangers of letting their felines roam outdoors, they still might feel bad about keeping their cat indoors all the time, especially if the cat expresses a desire to go outside. Installing an electric fence around your yard is a great compromise that allows your cat to spend time outdoors while restricting him to the safety of your yard.

Can an Indoor Cat Benefit From an Electric Fence?

Even if your cat does not go outside, you may find a benefit to using an electric fence. If there's an area of your house that you would like to make "off limits" for your cat, you may do so effectively by installing an electric fence. This may be useful, for example, if you have certain rooms in your house that contain more fragile or valuable furniture or possessions that you do not want your cat to scratch or shed on.

Alternatively, if you have a family member with cat allergies, you may want to install an electric fence to keep your cat away from his or her room.

Finally, this product may be useful to keep cats indoors. As seen in this video:

 You may install an electric fence in your home to keep your cats away from dog doors or other areas that may allow them to slip outside.

How Do You Train a Cat to Use an Electric Fence?

Due to their independent and somewhat aloof personalities, cats are typically not considered as easy to train as dogs. However, according to Dr. Leslie Lyons, professor of genetics at the University of Missouri, it is possible to train a cat to do what you want, including abiding by the parameters of an electric fence.

When you purchase an electric fence, it will come with a collar for your cat, which is what will deliver the small electric shock to your cat when she gets too close to the fence line. First, you'll want to fit the collar to your cat's neck, leaving one finger's width of space between her neck and the collar, making sure that the collar's contact points are close to her skin. Most of these collars are not heavy, but it will likely feel different to your cat than a regular collar.

Once your cat gets used to the collar, it's typically recommended that you remove it when it's not required, to prevent any irritation she might experience, according to PetSafe.

When your cat has accepted the collar and you've set up your electric fence in the appropriate perimeter, you may take two approaches to training her to the fence. The first approach is to allow her to experience the electric shock when she gets too near to the fence. This hands-off approach relies on your cat's natural instinct to avoid the uncomfortable feeling of the shock. Typically, the cat will learn through experience to avoid the fence line in order to avoid being shocked by her collar.

Another more hands-on approach that works well when placing the fence outdoors involves teaching your cat to walk on a harness. Once your cat is comfortable wearing the harness and walking on a leash, you can take her on walks to teach her where the boundaries of the fence are.

Mark the fence line with flags or other noticeable objects. With your cat's collar set to the "tone only" mode, walk her toward the flags. When she approaches the flags, her collar will emit a warning beep, which will let her know she's gotten too close. When this happens, lead her back away from the flags. Note that your cat may try to bolt, but you should make sure she doesn't bolt past the flags.

If your cat doesn't seem to be making the connection between the beeping noise and the flags, you can keep one of the flags in hand and wave it near her when the beeping noise is emitting. You'll need to continue this training for a few days, but keep your training sessions relatively short, to about 10 minutes.

Our Recommended Wireless Cat Fences:

01. PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence

Pros

• This system offers five levels of correction, including a tone-only mode for training, so you can adjust the mode to best suit your pet.
• The range for this transmitter extends up to .75 acres, which is a relatively large area compared with other transmitters.
• This system comes with marker flags, which you may find helpful when training your pet to use the fence.
• The adjustable collar fits neck sizes from six to 23 inches, so it will likely fit your cat.

Cons

• If you have a metal roof, it may interfere with the transmitter and cause it to fail prematurely.
• This system has about a two-year life expectancy, which is less than some other wireless electric fences.
• This system is only meant for pets that are 5 pounds and heavier, so it's not suitable for smaller cats.
• The cost of this system is higher than other comparable wireless pet fences.

PetSafe Deluxe Indoor Pet Barrier Containment System

Pros

• The collar is compatible with other PetSafe brand electric fences, so it would work seamlessly with an outdoor fence.
• The collar has five settings, from noise only to noise with a strong pulse, so you're likely to find the right setting for your pet.
• The transmitter is compact, so it can be discreetly placed in your household.
• An unlimited amount of additional receivers can be added to the transmitter, which is ideal if you need to use this fence for multiple pets.
• The transmitter features an adjustable correction zone, so you can precisely fence off the part of the house you want to make "off limits" to your cat.

Cons

• This system is only meant to be used indoors, so you would need to purchase a separate system for any outdoor areas.
• The transmitter range can be adjusted between 2 and 10 feet, which is a relatively small range compared with other fences.

PetSafe Free to Roam Wireless Fence

Pros

• The receiver collar in this system is waterproof, which allows your pet to wear it outside in all types of weather.
• It offers five adjustable levels of correction, including a tone-only mode.
• This system comes with 50 training flags, to help train your pet to the fence line.
• The built-in power loss alarm lets you know when the power has been removed from the transmitter, which means your pet is no longer contained.
• The collar is ergonomically designed to contour along your pet's neck and reduce the protrusion length from the contact points to the outer edge of the collar.

Cons

• This system is meant only for pets that weigh 5 pounds or more, so it is not suitable for smaller cats.
• The transmitter range covers up to half an acre, which is less than some other outdoor electric fences.
• A metal roof, car port, or other metal object could block the transmitter signal.

PetPi Invisible Dog Fence with Remote-Controlled Transmitter

Pros

• The collar is adjustable from 3 to 25 inches, so it would likely fit the neck of even the smallest cat.
• This system features a remote control, which allows you to adjust the transmitter range easily. In addition to an electric fence, it can be used for training your pet.
• The collar is waterproof and suitable to use in all climates.

Cons

• This system offers only three modes of correction, including electric shock, vibration, and sound.
• The transmitter range is adjustable up to 160 yards, which is less than some other outdoor electric transmitters.
• The system uses Wifi instead of radio frequencies to connect the collars and transmitter, which may offer a spottier connection.
• This system requires four hours of charging time for every 20 hours of use.
• This system does not include training flags to help train your pet to the fence line.

PetSafe Wireless Fence Pet Containment System with Waterproof Receiver

Pros

• The collar includes five levels of static correction, plus a tone-only mode for training.
• The receiver collar is waterproof and suitable for just about any climate.
• This system comes with training flags to help train your pet to the fence line.

Cons

• This system is only meant for use by pets that are at least 8 pounds, so it is not suitable for smaller cats.
• The transmitter range only covers up to a half acre, which is less than some other comparable electric fences.
• Metal objects may affect the operating range of this system.

Our conclusion of Indoor Wireless Cat Fences

In conclusion, if you are looking for an electric fence for indoor use only, the PetSafe Deluxe Indoor Pet Barrier Containment System is our the best choice. Although it does not offer a wide transmitter range, it offers an adjustable range that is likely sufficient for an indoor area. It is also compact and discreet, and it offers five levels of correction, so you are likely to find the best level for your pet.

If you are looking for an outdoor electric fence for your cat, the PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence is our best option. It offers the largest range, so your cat has plenty of room to roam, and it offers five levels of correction, so you're sure to find the one most suitable for your cat. The marker flags can also help you train your cat to the fence line, which means she may never end up getting shocked by the collar. This system is also compatible with the Deluxe Indoor Pet Barrier Containment System, so you would be able to use both of them seamlessly.

It's safe to assume that you've clicked on this article because you're dealing with a cat who is all of a sudden peeing in the house (Click here for my solution to deal with this & check the price on Amazon).

I have experienced this with a few different cats over the years and each time it is a frustrating and upsetting problem. Not only was I worried about the cat, but I was concerned about the cleanliness and the smell of my home.

Luckily, once you get to the bottom of the underlying issue, it is easy to fix and both you and your cat will be much happier. Let's take a look at the 9 possible reasons why your cat may be peeing inside of the house so you can get it taken care of as quickly as possible.

01. Jealousy

Cats are particular animals who can experience feelings of jealousy that may lead to them peeing outside of the litter box to get attention. The main issue that most cat parents experience is the addition of a new baby or a new animal to the family.

When a new dog, cat or child comes into the home, the status quo is upset and your cat may be feeling jealous of the attention being given to the newcomer.

A cat who is peeing in the home due to feeling jealous may need extra attention, a space of their own or even a calming medication that can be prescribed by your veterinarian. 

02. Urinary Tract Infection

When a cat suddenly starts peeing outside of the litter box, most vets test for urinary tract infections (UTI) before moving on to any other reasons. 

UTI's are painful, but luckily they are easily treated. Your vet can test your cat's urine and get a quick answer. If they are suffering from a UTI, a round of antibiotics should quickly clear it up and they'll be back to using their litter box.

03. Disruption in the Home

Any change in the home can be enough to send your cat away from their litter box and straight to the comforter on your bed. Before you begin a renovation project, host multiple large gatherings, move their cat tree shelf or otherwise rearrange the structure of your home, consider ways to help your cat feel calm amidst the upheaval.

Make an effort to keep their litter box in the same place at all times. Your cat may prefer privacy, or they may like to have their box wide open. You can experiment with different sizes and shapes of boxes and ones with hooded tops to see which kind your cat prefers. 

04. Change in Litter

Don't be tempted to pick up the back of kitty litter that's marked down at the pet store if it is very different from the kind of litter that you've always used.

If you try a new brand or kind of litter and your cat does not like it, they will choose to do their business elsewhere and pee around your home instead of in the new litter. 

There are sometimes medical or financial reasons that a litter change is necessary. In those instances, make the change gradually. Keep filling their box with mostly the old litter and slowly incorporate more of the new litter, until the old litter is gone.

05. Mobility Issues

As cats age, their mobility can be affected as their muscle tone and overall health decline. If your cat is peeing in the house, take a good look at the structure of their litter box and notice if it may simply be too hard to climb into. 

There are litter boxes on the market with lower sides or cut out areas that are lower than the rest of the box. You could also try setting up a small ramp leading into the box to help your kitty get into the box more easily. 

06. Medical Conditions

Underlying medical conditions may be the reason for a cat to stop using their litter box. 

Diabetes, thyroid disease and other diseases of the kidneys and liver are common in aging cats and all can contribute to litter box issues.

Get a thorough veterinary exam for your cat to determine any possibly underlying medical issues.

07. Scents In or Near Litter box

Cats are much more sensitive to scents than most people are.

It is best to avoid scented cat litter, especially if you are having a problem with your cat not wanting to use the litter box. The chemically added scents in commercial cat litters are very strong and can be enough to keep cats out of the box.

Look around the room where their litter box is placed. Remove any air fresheners, candles or other home fragrances. In an effort to make their litter box space as welcoming as possible, it's necessary to remove any items that may cause them to avoid the space.

08. Anxiety

It may seem strange, but cats can experience anxiety just like people can. Anxiety in cats is displayed in behavioral changes, such as choosing to urinate around the house instead of in the litter box.

Anxious cats may mark their territory through urine spraying on walls, door frames or furniture in addition to peeing on ground level surfaces.

Your veterinarian can prescribe anti-anxiety drugs for your cat to help them to feel more secure and stop the inappropriate peeing and spraying. If you'd rather try a non-medication route, there are plug in pheromone devices that can be successful in helping to keep your cat calm and happy. 

09. Urine Crystals

A cat who is suffering from urine crystals is likely to urinate around the house due to being in pain from the crystals.

Sometimes the crystals go hand in hand with a urinary tract infection, but not always. Your veterinarian will be able to check for crystals with a urine test.

Male cats tend to be more prone to crystals and it is necessary to get the proper medical attention to get them feeling better quickly.

Did you enjoy this article? Was there something new that you read here that you hadn't known before?

I personally know how hard it is when you find your cat peeing around the house and how much you want to help them. Cats do some weird things, like eating grass. I want you to know that you're not alone and this problem can definitely be fixed!

Are you currently dealing with a cat who is having problems peeing in their box? or maybe you need some ideas to keep your cat entertained while your at work? or maybe you a wondering, with all this cat pee around, should you bath your cat? Have you had cats with urinary issues in the past? Please share your experiences below and share this article to help others who may be dealing with similar issues.

When you are considering going camping with your cat, specifically using your own tent. You need to consider a number of things before you set of on your travels. To help you I have created a mini guide to help you on your camping journey.

Is Your Cat Built for The Great Outdoors?

One of the key things is establishing if your cat is built for camping. By that I mean, is your cat an inquisitive, natural explorer?

Does your cat like venturing out to new surroundings? Or is she getting distressed when you suggest an excursion out of the house?

If it is the later, camping is definitely not for you cat. In reality, you have an indoor cat that you will only upset by taking her outdoors.

Another key indicator is how she responds to being held on a leash? Do you have to battle to get her into the leash? If yes, again, this is not the correct activity for her.

Is the campsite Cat Friendly?

Similar to a recent point I made, in my article about taking your cat across country in your car, when heading to a camp site, you need to make sure that the camp accommodation is actually cat friendly.

In some cases, you may find that you are actually charged extra to take your cat onto the site, and the accommodation is not cat friendly at all.

You may also come across reserved nature areas that do not allowed dogs and cats at all, meaning that will not work for you.

Before you commit to a place, find out if there is a place where you can keep your cat dry in the event that you have bad weather, such as rain. If you cannot find this, then I would advise you not to go there.

Camping Carriers for Cats

For cats that are not happy with having a lead or harness, a carrier is an absolute must. There are a number of different types on the market.

When camping, I would strongly advise you to not go for the plastic style carriers. Instead, go for a soft sided version. This type of carrier will allow your cat carrier to be folded down when you do not need it, to save your self precious space.

Also, I think you will find that these soft-sided cat carriers are very comfortable for your cat.

Litter Boxes

Even if your cat does not usually use a litter tray when you are at home, you need to get one when you camping. The reason is, it is not always possible for your cat to just go out on the camp site and leave her mess there. This will annoy other campers and is not best practice.

You may find that you will have to consider cleaning up the mess, after your cat has finished, using one of the plastic carriers used by dog owners. It is just the correct etiquette for a public camp site.

To make your life easier I highly recommend that you use a cat litter box, it will keep the camp area clean and tidy.

There are a number of different cat litter boxes on the market, including automatic litter boxes, that have self-cleaning features so that your cat’s mess is managed automatically.

Dangerous Plants That Can Make Your Cat Sick

While you are camping there are a number of things to keep your eye on, to keep your cat safe. One of the first things is potentially dangerous plants and mushrooms. They may seem pretty and safe, but there are certain variations that can negatively affect your cat. According to “My Pet”, the following plants are ones to avoid:

• Lillies
• Tiger Lilies
• Easter Lillies
• Tulips
• Calia Lilies

Predators for Your Cat to Avoid While Camping

While you are camping there are a number of predators that can harass or even attack your cat. The most dangerous are family dogs, that other campers may have with them and bears.

Some things to consider to avoid these dangers is keeping your cat on a leash to give you that piece of mind while you are camping.

You can purchase bear spray to repel them. This is really a last stage measure that hopefully you will never need to use, however, it is worth having in case you need it.

Another thing to consider, with regards to bears, try and keep your food stored away safely. Ideally in certified food storage containers. The problem is bears get attracted to smells of food and even other common supplies like toothpaste and soap. Therefore, you need to keep these stored away to prevent them detecting them.

Checking on the Weather

Before you set out on your journey always check on the weather. This may seem obvious, but you would be surprised how many people leave this down to chance and assume it will be fine.

If you detect that there may be extreme weather conditions, such as snow or blistering heat, then it is best to reschedule your trip.

If the weather is quite hot, and your cat does not have hair, hairless type, then you will need to apply sun protection to keep your cat safe.

Keeping Your Cat Hydrated

When you are on hike with your cat, whilst camping, it is important to make sure she is hydrated. While this may sound obvious, the problem is most people assume that they can literally get their cat to guzzle up the free water from streams, lakes and rivers.

If this is your plan, you will need to think again. Doing this, your cat is a candidate to pick up giardiasis, or another related water inflicted disease.

If you want to avoid this, the best way is to pack your own water. Not just for you, but for your fluffy loved one.

Cat Nutrition

Along with keeping your cat hydrated, you need to make sure that you have a good food supply. This is even more important when you are involved in activities such as long walks.

Ideally you will have some snacks to hand to keep your cat going during your camping walks. Also bear in mind that you will want to have more food than usual because you will be exerting more energy on the walk. 

Navigating your Cat

One if the worst things that can happen is getting lost whilst you are out and about camping. The natural choice these days is an electrical device, such as your phone running Google maps or some other navigational system.

Believe it or not, I suggest you don’t. When you are out camping in the elements, technology can and will let you down. Imagine that there is a high chance that you will not have a data connection where you are.

For that reason, I suggest using a compass to navigate a physical map. This way, you will not be at the mercy of a data connection or lack of power source.

In Conclusion

There are many consideration when taking your cat camping, hopefully this information has helped make your life easier before you go on your next journey.

Every cat deserves to be treated with a lot of dignity. Instead of letting them sleep on the cold floor, there is a huge variety of beds which the pet owners can always choose from. Cat beds that can accommodate two cats, whether if you have a new kitten with an old cat, or two established cats, there are options available in numerous sizes and shapes. At the end of the day, one will have to go for what suits his or her financial and other relevant needs. 

Quick Comparison of Cat Beds for Two Cats

Choosing the Best Cat Beds in the Market

Choosing the right bed for your cats involves putting into consideration a number of factors. One thing which must come out very clearly is that cats love their sleep, and may spend the better part of their time dozing their worries away. The bed which is chosen for the pets must, therefore, be one which can guarantee maximum comfort and happiness. Anything below that may just amount to mistreatment.

Why would one need a bed for his or her cats?

 Just as human beings enjoy the warmth and embrace of their bed after a long day of work, the cats too deserve to rest. Sometimes, they need to rest for no good reason at all.

It is their nature and that is what contributes to them being playful and lively. Otherwise, cats which have been deprived of quality sleep and rest are grumpy and may at some point even turn out to be violent. However, coming up with the right bed choice for the cats may be a very confusing affair.

In a competitive market with so many brands for the buyer to choose from, every seller will always claim to have the most suitable product. Simple factors such as the availability of space in the house, the price and the overall cost of maintenance should never miss in the decision-making process of a buyer.

The ease of accessibility of the bed is equally important. The cats should be able to get in and out with so much ease. In the event that the cat beds are a nightmare to access by the cats, they may even end up avoiding it, and this will defeat its purpose. This is especially true for the kittens and older cats. The bed should be low enough for them to jump in and out with a lot of ease. 

The lining of the beds should be made of natural fabrics. Such kind of fabrics is characterized with natural comfort and will also protect the cats against certain allergies caused by artificial fabrics. 
The bed should also be washable with a machine. The ease of cleaning will ensure a high standard of hygiene for the cat. Dirt attracts flee and other types of allergens which may be a threat to the health of the cats.

Benefits of Cat Beds

Just like human beings, the cats also need a good amount of sleep in order to stay healthy. In fact, cats sleep more than men. The cat beds are not a luxury but a necessity for every cat. Some of the benefits associated with cat beds include:

Peace of mind:

It has been observed that every cat usually have that special place for relaxing and having a good time. A good cat bed will go a long way in helping the pets achieve such a vital need.

Comfort:

An ideal cat bed should be a source of comfort for the pets. It will ensure adequate weight distribution and balancing of the muscles. With a comfortable and undisturbed sleep, the cats will be happier and thus more full of life.

Medical benefits:

Just like aged human beings, older cats are exposed to health issues such as arthritis. However, a good bed will ensure proper pressure distribution and thus help in mitigating the pain.

Mobility:

The cat beds are in most cases mobile. Naturally, cats love operating from an elevated surface where they can watch everything taking place around them. They never like the idea of being in a single place for so long, thus a bed with mobility as a feature is highly recommended.

Disadvantages of a Cat Bed

Allergy: 

The materials used for making some of the cat beds may result into allergic reactions with the cat. If not checked in good time, such reactions could lead to serious health complications for the cat.

Cost:

A good cat bed is quite expensive. The extra expense and the continuous cost of maintenance may be a huge burden to the owner in the long run.

Here are our Best Selection of Cat Beds:

01 . Climbing Kitty Tower 52 inch Tall Cat Condo Furniture w/ 2 Beds

The CozyCatFurniture Climbing Kitty Tower with 2 Beds comes in five different colors. These are beige, blue, gray, brown and green. The bed only needs to be assembled at the top. The color shades of the carpets vary. This is to cover the varying personalities of the cats. It also has a fun tower resembling a playful cat tree. 

Pros

• The lower bed is moderately raised. This means that the kittens and the aged cats can easily access them.
• The durable materials used in the construction process work to lower the cost of maintenance.
• It does not require any kind of assembling since it is already handmade in the United States.
• The bed is suitable for the needs of both the older and the younger cats.
• Separation of the beds means that the cats will not confront each other in case they are yet to get along with each other very well.

Cons

• The demerits of this bed are negligible if any. The fact that it is handmade may be a limitation which proves to be a cost saver in the long run.
• Its big size consumes so much space. However, this is covered up by the fact that it is well ventilated and will therefore not make the house feel stuffy.

02. Orthopedic Pet Sofa Bed

The Petlo Orthopedic Pet Sofa Bed is one of the best memory foam mattresses for one’s cat. It has therapeutic qualities. Apart from the fun-filled lounging, the couth will also be able to soothe and reduce pressure in those areas that cause pain and thus improve the overall health of the cat. Instead of going for those beds which have been constructed using the cheap and low-quality fillers, it would make greater sense to resort to the high-quality foam mattresses for the maximum output. The cat beds are in chocolate brown and slate gray varieties.

Pros

• Such beds are easy to clean since water does not penetrate to the inners surface. The cover can easily be removed and washed thoroughly with the machine. There are also replacement covers which are sold separately.
• With the pre-loaded bolsters in the fabric cover, the bed is so easy to assemble. It is a two-step process involving the insertion of the memory foam base and then simply zipping it. At this point, your cats will be ready for a good nap. 

Cons

• However, the cost of replacing the covers may lead to unnecessary expenses in the long run.
• With the playful and the scratchy nature of the cats, it is almost obvious that the covers may have to be replaced from time to time. This makes the cost of maintenance rather high. 

03. Penn Plax CatWalk Lavish Infinity Bed

It would be interesting to see the Penn Plax CatWalk Luxury Lounger cat bed have a wider color spectrum. The fact that it only comes in beige may make it lose on a greater section of the market. Some pet owners have a preference for other colors apart from beige. Colors such as blue and yellow have more touch on life and would, therefore, appeal more to the kittens.

Pros

• The fact that the bed is handmade makes it authentic and thus more appealing to the cats.
• It looks very classy and lavish.
• The cushion on the bed is firmly tucked in thus the bed will not move about as the cat jumps to and from it.
• The bed is slightly raised for the cats to enjoy the uplifted view. Moreover, they are also protected from the cold floor surface.
• Its moderate size means that it comes fit comfortably into the house; without eating so much space.
• The sisal poles are fun to play with, yet so safe for the kittens and the older cuts.
• The material used for the construction of the bed absorbs fur thus making it hygienic.

Cons

• Tailor making of the bed makes it appear restrictive in design and appearance.
• Its limited color choice is a minus since customers may prefer a wide range of colors.

04. Hepper Cat Pod Bed

The Hepper Cat Pod Bed comes in a grey color. It is the latest brand in town and will meet all the comfort and health needs of your cat. It is bigger, more stable and with a wider door to facilitate the entry and exit of your cat. The fur on the bed means that your living room will never be in a mess anymore. The bed has been designed in such a manner that your cat is able to curl up and lean in such a manner that ensures total comfort. Its big size means that it can accommodate two average size cats at one go. The cozy fleece liner also provides an extra layer of comfort for the cat.

Pros

• The bed is comfortable due to the fur and fleece lining.
• It is hygienic since the fur prevents the messing up of the floor in the living room area.
• The design makes the cats feel very safe and secure.
• The bed is elevated to keep the cat away from the cold floor area.
• The material used for the construction of the bed does not cause allergic reactions on the cat. 

Cons

• The fact that is elevated makes it not ideal for kittens and the ages cats, which cannot jump to and from such high-end places.

05. The Refined Feline's A-Frame Cat Bed 

The The Refined Feline's A-Frame Cat bed can also be a scratcher at the same time. Its multipurpose nature makes it ideal for your cat since it will not have to move around, looking for places where it can scratch itself. This will reduce the depositing of pet fur on the floor thus making the house more hygienic. It has end tables that make it achieve this versatile status. The bed is large enough to accommodate two cats. Furthermore, it has a cushion with a replaceable and washable cover. To ensure proper circulation of air, the cat bed is fitted with a ventilated base.

Pros

• The ventilated base keeps the cats free from suffocation and other forms of respiratory discomfort.
• Its versatile nature enables the pet owner to hit two birds with one stone; that is, a place of rest and scratching for the cats.

Cons

• It is a bit elevated and may therefore not be the best for kittens and the aged cats.
• The cats may get bored with this kind of a bed. This is due to the fact that the design has very minimal space for playing and jumping around. Scratching and resting soon become too monotonous to earn the cats any form of fun.  

Conclusion

Out of the five types of cat beds discussed, CozyCatFurniture Climbing Kitty Tower with 2 Beds is our choice. This particular cat bed acts both as a resting place and a playground for the cats.

The fact that it lasts long means that it is cheaper in the long run. Furthermore, the cost of assembling the parts is avoided since the bed is handmade from the U.S.

What makes the bed stand out from the rest is the fact that it’s alleged disadvantages come out as advantages if looked at from a different perspective.

For instance, the problem of not being flexible as a result of being handmade is a blessing when it comes to mitigating the cost of production and final price of the bed.

Unlike the other types of beds, this bed manages to fulfil the needs of both kittens and older generation of cats. Its sophistication lies in its simplicity.

Overall, this bed fulfils all the requirements stated in section two, that is; it is easily accessible by the cats; it is made up of natural fabrics and can easily be washed by a machine.

These days, people are traveling more often by air with their pets. As a result, there are many choices for comfortable and affordable airline approved carriers for cats out there. Cats are notoriously skittish and some would argue nearly impossible to travel with but with these sturdy, comfortable and affordable carriers, your cat is guaranteed to arrive at your final destination safely, comfortably and in style.

Quick Comparison of Airline Approved Cat Carriers

Choosing the appropriate airline approved carrier for your cat

There are so many choices available now for airline approved pet carriers. It can be hard to find the carrier that is best for your cat. You must consider whether or not you want a soft or hard-sided carrier, the length of the flight, if you want a carrier that rolls are one that can be carried on your shoulder and how many compartments or needed to store things like food, waste bags, treats and medications. The very first thing that you MUST do though is to start by ensuring that the product is indeed airline approved.

Whether shopping online or making an in person purchase the most important thing to look for on the product are the words “airline approved”. These are be listed somewhere on the packaging or in the online description of the product

There are several things to consider when choosing the appropriate carrier for your cat.

Note that not all airlines have the same requirements it is important to check with your specific airline before purchasing a carrier.

Size of your Cat

Size matters when choosing the appropriate carrier. You want a carrier that is not too small and not too large for your cat. You don’t want them scrunched up in the bag neither do you want them to slip around in the carrier during transport. The product description will usually say something like “holds up to 30 pounds” and sometimes they even have size choices available: small, medium, large.

Safety

The safety and security of your cat is by far the most important feature that you should consider when purchasing an airline approved in-cabin carrier for your cat. Zippers, security clips, and tethers all provide safety and security for your cat once they are in the bag. If you sing a hard side carrier, then consider the door latches and ventilation features of each carrier.

Comfort

The goal is to ensure that your cat will fit comfortably in the carrier with enough room to turn around or even stretch their legs a bit while they are under the seat while in-cabin. You should look for a bag that is designed for in-cabin use. Is the carrier feather-light or bulky and heavy to carrier? Are the straps adjustable and comfortable on your shoulder? If using, a rolling back; does the bag roll smoothly between terminals? Is the fabric sturdy enough for cat who might try to scratch out of the bag? Does the carrier have tension rods to that would give a soft sided carrier shape? Are the floors sturdy enough to hold your pet in place? Is the padding enough to ensure that your cat’s comfort? These are some of the important features that you should consider before making your purchase.

Hard or Soft Carrier

Soft-sided pet carriers are going to be made of fabric. As previously mentioned, you should ensure that the fabric is made of sturdy enough material so that it your cat will not be able to scratch their way out (if that is an issue). Soft sided pet carriers are also usually (but not always) machine washable. Hard sided carriers usually referred to as travel kennels, are more durable with steel doors that latch securely. Most people use these types of carriers when their pet is going to be traveling in the cargo space of the plane as opposed to in-cabin.

Ease of Access

Another thing to consider when choosing an airline approved pet carrier for your cat is the ease of being able to place your cat inside the carrier and to remove them from it. Some carriers, specifically the hard-side carriers have tops and front dual access for extra convenience. This type of dual access can be very important for cats, who tend to be a bit more skittish when being handled. Many of the soft-side carriers usually only have one way access. You should consider which are convenient for both you and your cat. You certainly don’t want to be fighting to get your cat back in that bag during potty breaks or layovers.

Pockets and Storage Compartments

After you’ve considered the other features of your airline approved pet carrier, you may also want to take into consideration pockets and storage compartments. Are their pockets for waste bags or compartment for treats or any medications that your pet might need during travel? Pockets and storage compartments can make life a whole lot easier when traveling with your cat.

Ease of Storage/Maintaining and Cleaning the Carrier

One last thing that you should consider when choosing a carrier is the ease of storing the carrier when not in use. Hard carriers (kennels), have a tendency to be bulky and possibly more difficult to store, especially when you are working with a small space like say a hotel room or an apartment. Some soft sided carriers are able to fold flat for storing. Also some products have detachable handles for use of storage.

Maintaining and cleaning the bag between trips should also be considered. Hard-sided carriers of course are going to be easier to clean you can just wipe most of them down with a sponge and warm water. However, if you choose a fabric bag then it is important to consider whether or not they are machine washable.

Sleepypod is a leader in pet carrier brands. Their sleek and stylish designs make them a go to favorite for pet parents who want to travel with their furry four-legged friends in comfort and style.

Pros:

• Super comfortable for pets
• Sleek design and ergonomic for both pets and their owners
• Available in many colors and designs

Cons:

• Price can be a prohibitive factor for some. Sleepypod products are not cheap!

02. SturdiBag

The Sturdibag carriers are a favorite of Pet Professionals Worldwide. They are sturdy and lightweight with adjustable shoulder straps and leather hand grips to make them comfortable to carry.

Pros:

• Made with durable polyester materials
• Feather Light Weight
• Retractable privacy flaps on all mesh windows and security clips and tethers to keep your pet safe during transport

Cons:

• The arching support rods can be a hassle to place in the bag during assembly
• Not easily stored due to the arching support rods

03. PetEgo Airline Rolling Jet Set Pet Carrier On Wheels

The PetEgo Airline Rolling Jet Set Carrier is perfect for the frequent flyer who’d rather not have to carry straps on their shoulders when transporting their pet.

Pros:

• Remarkably smooth ride
• Comfortable and handles that detach for easy storage
• Front end loading for easy placing your cat into the carrier

Cons:

• Doesn’t seem to be available in larger sizes

04. Pet Kennel Direct 27" Airline Approved Plastic Dog / Cat Pet Kennel Carrier or Air

The Pet Kennel Direct Airline Approved Cat Carrier comes with a Chrome Door and Free Cup Foldable Travel Crate.

This one is a hard-sided kennel approved for airline travel. This one can not only be used for airline travel but also for visits to the vet and car travel.

Pros:

• Easy assembly can be used indoor and outdoor
• Great for international flights
• Heavy duty and long lasting

Cons:

• Only comes with one food/water dish

05. Doskocil 2 Door Top Load Kennel 4 pk

The Doskocil 2 Door Top Load Kennel 4 pk  product provides both front and top loading access which is ideal for cats who are skittish.

Pros:

• Steel doors that latch securely
• Double access for extra convenience

Cons:

• Hard-sided carriers can sometimes be hard to store when not in use

Our best choice Airline Approved Carrier

Of the five products reviewed, the one bag that delivers in: size, safety, comfort, ease of access, pockets and storage compartments and ease of storage is the SturdiBag Flexible Carrier.

This bag comes in various sizes and prices and is the best choice for comfortable and safe travel for your pet. Unlike the Sleepypod carriers or the hard-sided carriers reviewed, this product not only provides comfort for the pet but for the pet owner as well with its ergonomic and adjustable straps and its ease of storage.

The durable but flexible material fits under aircraft seats with no problems. The top open feature is perfect for cats who are easily stressed or it can be completely closed to give your cat some rest and privacy. The inside of the bag is cozy but also durable and well designed.

The only drawback to these bags are that the rods that give the bag shape can be difficult to place in the bag during the assembly.

This carrier is the one that is most often chosen by Pet Professionals worldwide. If you want to get your pet to your final destination in comfort and security then the SturdiBag Carriers are the way to go.

A cat traveling backpack with a window bubble might just be the "Purr-fect" solution for owners who travel with their cats. Below, we'll take a look at why this type of cat carrier is becoming so popular and review some of the best cat carrying backpacks on the market today!

Quick Comparison of Traveling Backpacks

What are the advantages of choosing a backpack style carrier with a window?

There are many impressive backpack style cat carriers out there, such as wheel around cat carriers. You may be asking yourself why choosing one with a window is so important.

• A bubble window will not only allow your cat a chance to see what's going on around them but can help reduce some of the stress of traveling in general. Cat's are curious, and as petcarrierverdict.com states, a bubble window will help the entire traveling process be more enjoyable for your cat.
• You'll also be able to easily check in on your kitty without having to open up the cat carrier and risk escape.
  
  Taking the proper safety precautions is very important. You definitely don't want to be running around attempting to capture an escaped feline when you're trying to enjoy your vacation.
• Backpack style carriers are a great way to free up your hands and give you a wider range of motion while traveling.
• Backpack style cat carriers with a window bubble are becoming increasingly more popular among cat owners, as this article clearly shows. Traveling with your cat is no longer an abstract concept. If having your hands free is important to you, a backpack style or wearable cat carrier may just be a great option to consider. It turns out that traveling with your cat can be pretty fun if you have the proper equipment!
• Many cat carriers are large or bulky and thus not allowed by most commercial airlines. Cat backpacks are a great solution as they are usually lightweight and compact. Additionally, the bubble window will make it clear to other passengers, airline employees, and airport staff that you have an animal with you; this can help to make your trip easier. To find out what requirements most airlines have for cat carriers, check out this in-depth article from usatoday.com.

What should you look for in a cat traveling backpack with a window bubble?

There are a few attributes that you may want to keep an eye out for when shopping for this type of cat carrier.

Long-term Comfort When Worn

Long-term backpack that's comfortable for you to wear. While it may be tempting to hurriedly choose an inexpensive but uncomfortable carrier, keep in mind that you could end up trekking through the airport for many hours at a time; you don't want to find yourself becoming increasingly more uncomfortable as time goes on. Many carriers today are designed specifically with cat and owner comfort in mind.

Quality Materials and Good Design

Find a cat backpack that's designed with quality materials.

This will ensure that you are getting your money's worth and that you can use your backpack for years as opposed to months. If you are planning to travel frequently with your cat, a high-quality carrier is an absolute must.

Element Resistance and Airflow Safety

Ensure that the backpack you choose has the proper amount of ventilation and is water resistant. This is especially important when traveling with cats, whether that be traveling on a plane with your cat or even traveling with your cat in an RV. Cats are highly susceptible to emotional upset and carrying them improperly may be detrimental to their overall health. This article from felinexpress.com explains why having a water-resistant, well-ventilated carrier, is critical to the overall well-being of your kitty during travel.

Easy Accessibility

It's also important that you will be able to easily access your cat when traveling. Cat backpacks with bubble windows make it easy to check on your kitty without opening the carrier. Many backpacks of this style have easy access compartments so you can reach in and comfort your cat without completely opening the carrier. This helps keep your cat relaxed, comfortable, and at ease whether you're on a plane, in a vehicle, or walking around and seeing the sights.

Proper Carrier Size

Keep in mind that not every cat will fit comfortably in every carrier. When choosing a cat backpack with a bubble window, it's a good idea to know what dimensions you'll need before you begin shopping. Larger cats will require more space, while a kitten may find themselves afraid if they are in a carrier that's too large. You will want a carrier that c is large enough for your cat to lay down in and easily turn around. For help choosing the proper size of cat carrier, check out these tips from petmd.com.

The Top 5 Cat Carrying Travel Backpacks With Windows

1. U-pet's Innovative Line of Patented Bubble Pet Carriers

The innovative line of bubble window carriers designed by the U-pet company has many impressive backpack carrier options for cat owners on the move! You can choose from carriers that range from small to large size and come in a multitude of different configurations.

Pros

• Carriers come in many different sizes and styles ranging from a shoulder bag design to one that looks like a jet-pack style of astronaut backpack.
• U-pet has a variety of design features that are unique when compared to other carriers. All of their backpack carriers feature their patented bubble window design.
• Their carriers are designed using high-end materials that are meant to last.
• All carriers feature built-in security leashes, mesh panels, washable pads with cushioning, ventilation holes, and easily accessible side panels.

Cons

• Some carriers are not large enough to fit cats over 12 lbs. Though they say that cats up to 20 lbs can fit, it's important that you check carrier dimensions with this product before confirming a purchase.
• Carrier styles come in limited availability. Though they range in colors and styles, some colors and designs are constantly "out of stock." This can be frustrating.
• None of their carriers are designed to accommodate cats larger than 20 lbs, period.

2. Pettom Airline Approved Hiking Travel Cat Carrier Backpacks

There are many reasons that the Pettom Cat Carrier durable and futuristic carrier may be a good choice for you when transporting your feline friend. It has a semi-sphere window to give your kitty a great view as you hit the road!

Pros

• This carrier is very durable and totally waterproof. It has a plastic exterior to help keep your cat safe and dry.
• This well-insulated carrier also helps to provide some noise cancelation. This can be helpful as cats have very sensitive ears.
• Pettom Carrier Backpacks are approved for use with pretty much all major airlines. They feature the correct dimensions and sizes and are styled to be easy to take on a flight.
• This carrier has removable pads for your cat's comfort and easy cleaning. This will help make traveling more hassle-free.
• Carriers come in a few different colors and style configurations. You can choose the one that fits your unique style preferences best.

Cons

• This carrier is not designed for large cats. Small or medium cats will fit, but even medium cats should not be expected to remain comfortable for more than a couple of hours.
• The Pettom Cat Carrier does not have very many access ports. You can open it from the top, but you can't reach in and comfort your cat without unzipping the entire bag.

3. Texsens Traveler Bubble Backpack Carrier Switchable With Mesh Panel for Cats

The Texsens Traveler Bubble Backpack Carrier is an attractive backpack carrier option that comes in many styles and colors.

Pros

• This backpack style carrier features a semi-sphere window that adds the unique feature of a switchable mesh panel. You can choose to have a breathable mesh window or a secure semi-sphere bubble for your pet to view the world through.
• This eco-friendly bag is easy to carry and wear. It's comfortable and durable and would be great for a myriad of travel situations.
• Compatible with most airline carry-on requirements, you can take your cat with you anywhere you need to go.
• The bubble sphere allows your cat to get a great view of the outside world while you travel.

Cons

• Cleaning might be an issue as the pads are difficult to remove, and don't come out at all in some cat backpack models.
• Availability of certain styles may be limited in some areas.
• The removable bubble may pose an escape risk to cats that are scared of highly energetic.
• The stiff design may not be ideal for owners looking for a pliable canvas backpack.

4. Petforu Space Capsule PU Leather Cat Travel Bag

The Petforu Space Capsule PU Leather Cat Travel Bag is leather and is great for owners looking for a durable carrying backpack that will have plenty of space for their cat or kitten.

Pros

• It's easy to introduce and remove your cat or kitten from this backpack style carrier.
• The backpack can be worn either in front of on your back. This is handy for owners who want to keep an eye on their cat from the front.
• A large futuristic bubble window makes a great view easy to access for your kitty.

Cons

• Not suitable for cats larger than 16 lbs.
• Pads are not easy to remove if cleaning is needed. You'll most likely have to clean this bag by hand.

5. Texsens Canvas Transparent and Breathable Bubble Pet Backpack for Adventure or Traveling

The Texans Canvas Transparent and Breathable Bubble Pet Backpack cat backpack truly caters to the adventurer in you! It features a unique bubble design that allows your cat to get a full surround view of what's going on when you're out and about!

Pros

• Canvas and mesh material is breathable, durable, and easy to clean. The high-end materials make this bag a great option for cat owners who want something that will last a long time.
• A comfortable design makes wearing this bag a breeze in many different travel or adventure situations. Wide straps evenly distribute weight and soft materials help reduce chafing and discomfort.
• The unique top-bobble window means that your cat can get a view of what's going on all around them.

Cons

• Measurements on this bag must be exact. It's important to make sure your cat will fit well before purchasing it.
• This backpack only allows cats that weigh up to 7 lbs. It won't work for large cats.
• Zippered top hatch can make loading your cat in somewhat difficult. This is especially true if you're trying to acclimate your cat to the carrier before travel.
• No insulation from outside noise.

Our Best Choice Traveling Backpack with a Window Bubble

All in all, your best option is one of the many available U-pet carriers. They have the widest variety of styles and configurations, colors, and materials. Designed with comfort and convenience in mind, the U-pet backpack style cat carriers with bubble windows are a fantastic option for any cat owner on-the-move. Durable construction and secure patented bubble windows make traveling with your cat that much easier!