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Kaya 64
Kaya 64 Forum Participant Posts: 2
edited March 2017 in Introductions #1

Hi, Will be joining later on in the year when we upgrade our caravan - we've been members in the past and i mean the past we're talking 15 years ago / 

The only problem we have is we have got two cats and nobody is able to look after them when we go away - can we take them with us ?

 

thanks 

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  • RowenaBCAMC
    RowenaBCAMC Forum Participant Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭
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    edited March 2017 #2

    Hi Kaya 64 and welcome to Club Together. smile

    We do have members with caravanning cats and pets are welcome on Club Sites. If you are staying at a CL Site you can always check with the owners before you book as they will be able to advice.

    It might also be worth posting in the Your Pets section of the community to see if anyone can share their experiences of caravanning with cats. 

    I look forward to hearing about your caravanning holidays on our community and please feel free to ask any questions in discussions. Happy 'vanning! 

  • HelenandTrevor
    HelenandTrevor Forum Participant Posts: 3,221
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    edited March 2017 #3

    Hi and welcome Kaya,  good luck with your new van, hope all goes well. I have seen cats onsite, along with  various other pets,  including tortoises and a parrot.

  • DSB
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    edited March 2017 #4

    Hi Kaya.  Welcome to Club Together and look forward to reading your posts.  Do keep us up to date with how you are getting on.  Your cat's are welcome on Club sites, but as with dogs, you will need to keep them on a lead when out and about on site.

    David 

  • Kaya 64
    Kaya 64 Forum Participant Posts: 2
    edited March 2017 #5

    Thank you for the replies and the welcome . I will update :) 

  • bandgirl
    bandgirl Forum Participant Posts: 440
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    edited March 2017 #6

    Hi Kaya, I found myself in the position of having no one to look after my cat when I adopted him from my Mum when she died.  Sadly my dear old cat also died recently, however I found a service that cares for animals in their own homes.  Obviously there is a cost, but it's much less stressful than transporting the cats to a boarding cattery, and probably cheaper if you have more than one, plus safer than taking the cats on holiday with you.  Do an online search to see if there's anything similar in your area.  Alternatively, if you look on the RSPCA web sites there's a link to a home sitting service where you can register for a small monthly fee and people will stay in your home and care for your pets for no charge.  This may, or may not, appeal to you.  I haven't tried it myself.  I'd be interested to hear your solution.

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