Pet management

[George Lowry]

John,

Though we do not travel with pets now, we have had pets and have
friends with pets. The most effective litter box seems to be the
automatic system that has been seen on TV. Friends with cats and that
system do not have an odor problem and they tell me that it is easy to
keep clean.

I have seen trapdoors to the bays that are used by cats. It would
depend upon the design of your particular coach as to where and if it
can be done without problems.

George Lowry
'06 Alpine Apex - Formerly '95 WBDA 4203
Spearfish, SD - now at TTN Las Vegas

TeamConfuzed@... wrote:
> As I have mentioned a few times, She Who Must Be Obeyed and I have looked at
> a couple of early model pushers and it looks like we are very close to
> closing a deal on one. So the questions continue ...
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> One really gray area of concern that we have is what we are going to do with
> our pets, specifically three housecats. A stop at the local Chinese
> restaurant is NOT a possibility, and we obviously need to minimize the mess
and odor
> from traveling with the varmints.
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> Question #1. Anyone here travel with cats? What are your solutions?
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> Question #2. Is it feasible or practical to have a trap door arrangement
> made so that there is access to one of the underfloor storage compartments
from
> the interior? It would be nice if they have their own space and if we could
> put them down there every so often.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --PirateJohn--
> Directeur Sportif, Team Confuzed
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