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Subject: Re: [LML] Transporting a Cat
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I would tape the ears down and put in Carrier.=20

I made the mistake of letting one out in my suburban. It pissed the seat. I t=
ried everything imaginable to get rid of the odor to include replacing the s=
eat cushion recovering the seat. But the urine got into the steel frame. I s=
old the suburban.=20

You could also consider covering up the carrier and putting it far away from=
 the engine.=20

Just thoughts.=20

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> On Feb 14, 2014, at 14:03, Dennis Ramsey <doramsey@gmail.com> wrote:
>=20
> Does anyone have any experience transporting a cat in a carrier in their a=
irplane?   I have no knowledge as to whether the noise level would be detrim=
ental to a cat?  The options for the cat are a 3.5 hour car ride in a carrie=
r or a 45 minute plane ride in a carrier.  Would appreciate feedback.