5 best tips to keep your cat calm during a flight, according to veterinarians
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When flying with a cat, it s important to get your cat comfortable with a carrier before the flight.
You should also pack a harness, training pads, a water dish, and cat food.
You can try natural calming aids like pheromones or prescription sedatives for the flight.
Flying with your cat can seem intimidating - it s hard to predict exactly how your cat will react to the airport and plane ride.
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Q: We are having a big problem with our pekapoo. He is 15½ and seems to be hyperactive at night due to sundowning syndrome where he is very restless. He is going out three to four times per night. We have him in a calming vest, have given him Rescue Remedy and a Kong with peanut butter. Nothing is working and his agitation is increasing. We do not want to get him on tranquilizers.
Dr. Nichol: You must have taken mighty good care of this little guy for him to have reached such an advanced age. It is likely that he is suffering from dementia, called cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) in dogs. The symptoms of this degenerative brain disorder are quite similar to Alzheimer’s disease of humans. The brain pathology is almost identical.