If you have a cat for almost any period, sooner or later you will find out kitty should ride with your vehicle–your car, truck, van or some other moving device–for some reason. Trips towards the vet, why not a jaunt to Grandma’s house, or simply as you want to ride in a vehicle and you also don’t want kitty left home alone.

The question then is how to safely mobilize kitty. Here are somewhat to rule out then one to test:

1. Don’t fence her in

One with the often-preferred approaches to transport a kitty is usually to have her sleeping on your lap or for the seat beside you. But, that option is not realistic and could pose disastrous difficulties for you; particularly, should you and she are in the vehicle alone.

2. Your Lap

The lap just isn’t an option either, really; what in the event you have to brake suddenly? Kitty might go a little airborne at the sudden stop and land unladylike on the floorboard. And boy will you get yourself a look!

3. Hand-held, or inside your arms

If you weren’t doing the driving, perhaps you could hold kitty with her head over your arm and seeking the window, just like dogs do. That stance, though, would also ensure it is hard to drive in a very safe manner.

4. Under the seat

If other options aren’t effective, kitty could always crawl underneath the seat. Many years ago, I drove from Iowa to Arizona with …