Cat Travel — Safer Trips, Calmer Cats

Whether it’s a quick vet visit or a weekend away, set your cat up for a smooth journey. Curated by Canine & Co for South African homes, this collection covers secure carriers, escape-smart harnesses & leads, car safety add-ons, and on-the-go bowls, litter and calming aids—so you can pack fast, travel safely, and arrive relaxed.

What you’ll find

• Carriers & crates: Hard and soft options with top/side entry, good ventilation and secure closures.
• Harnesses & leads: Lightweight, escape-aware fits for carrier-to-car and garden breaks.
• Car safety: Seat-belt loops/straps to anchor carriers, non-slip travel mats and crate covers.
• Hydration & feeding: Collapsible bowls, non-spill bottles, airtight food tubs and travel spoons.
• Travel litter: Disposable trays, compact clumping litters, liners and absorbent pads.
• Calming aids: Pheromone sprays, calming chews/gels for pre-journey reassurance.
• Clean-up & care: Grooming wipes, quick-dry towels and odour neutralisers.
• ID & accessories: Breakaway collars, engraved tags and tracker/airtag holders.

Pick by trip

• Vet days: Top/side-entry carrier for easy access; harness + short lead; pheromone-spritzed bedding.
• Road trips: Hard carrier anchored with a seat belt, non-spill bowl, travel litter kit and spare pad.
• Flights: Airline-sized soft carrier, absorbent liner and a lightweight harness for transfers.
• Weekend stays: Foldable litter tray, compact scoop, familiar blanket and a door-hang hideaway.

Carrier fit & setup tips

• Size right: Your cat should stand, turn and lie comfortably; add a grippy, washable pad.
• Anchor in the car: Route the seat belt through/around the carrier; never travel loose or on laps.
• Harness, not collar: Clip any tether to a harness; keep a breakaway collar for ID only.
• Acclimate early: Leave the carrier out at home with treats/meals inside for a few days.
• Reduce visual stress: Cover three sides of the carrier; keep airflow clear.

Travel-day routine

• Light meals: Feed a smaller portion 2–3 hours before departure; offer water at calm stops.
• Temperature control: Cool, shaded airflow—never leave pets in a parked car.
• ID & docs: Up-to-date tag/microchip; bring vet records for longer trips.
• Clean-ups: Pack wipes, spare pad/blanket and a small waste bag roll.

Use filters to choose by carrier size, travel kit and price. Order online for fast delivery anywhere in South Africa—and build a cat-friendly travel setup that keeps everyone calm from door to destination.