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Post by URSULA on Feb 10, 2004 9:52:52 GMT -8
How are you transporting your iggy s (vet....).I wish i can do this with less stress possible.
I have 2 hours drive to the vet.I m thinking to put him on the carton box,covered with tovels.Under towels i ll put termophore.Is it o.k.?
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Post by prism_wolf on Feb 10, 2004 10:50:24 GMT -8
I have used a plastic storage container with a lid for transporting. Drill holes in the top and sides...not a lot, just enough for ventilation. As long as the outside temps are not below 70F (21.1C) you don't need to worry about heat. www.greenigsociety.org/traveling.htmAbove is the link to the type of container I mean. You can easily add heat packs if it is too cold. Cardboard is also ok...and cheap. I just like the plastic so I can keep an eye on them.  |
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Post by Debbie on Feb 15, 2004 8:26:02 GMT -8
Ursula, I have bought pet taxi's for my gus and gals
Sometimes with Miss Zak, we just wrap her in her baby blanket and carry her.
Debbie Iggy Bam-Bam and Miss Zak.
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Post by Shaun on Feb 15, 2004 8:45:30 GMT -8
A cardboard box with 2 litre pop bottles on the bottom. Fill the bottles with hot water and cover them with a towel.
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Post by rottingwolf on Dec 12, 2008 21:30:25 GMT -8
Wow never thought of tht, but we live close enough 2 a vet tht in the summer when is warm out (spring,summer) it just sits on my shoulder.
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Post by Jen on Dec 13, 2008 6:41:52 GMT -8
I would becareful doing that if you are the one driving, you never know when she is going to climb up on your head and distract you enough to cause an accident.
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Post by Merlin on Dec 13, 2008 8:59:10 GMT -8
Or flip out over something!
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Post by prism_wolf on Dec 15, 2008 12:59:29 GMT -8
Or someone flipping out over him. I've nearly been rear-ended when Zair rode on the back dash.
It is dangerous driving with a lose ig, especially a smaller one. Security is the best way to travel with igs.
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