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Travelling with a catlist of supplies
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litter box (or cardboard FF tray w/ trash bag liner)
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extra litter
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pee pads
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litter scoop
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Harness / lead (to tether kitty, prevent escape!)
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ID tag - "Diabetic" w/ your cell phone numberLu-Ann
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kitty bed
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kitty carrier
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heat pack (Snuggle Safe)
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plastic fork (for serving food in airport bathroom)
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regular food
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treats
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pill pockets
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dishes - food, water
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serving implement
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hi carb food
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syrup and syringe
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medications
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prescriptions for extras
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syringes
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'Sharps' container for used syringes; ziploc baggie if flying(Perry)
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insulin
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some familiar toys (or other comfort items)(Perry)
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testing meter
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test strips
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lancets
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ear pressure pads or kleenex?
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spare meter or batteriesdefinitely take a spare battery, ours actually died on the way home! (Perry)
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unscented wipes
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paper towel
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plastic bags for litter scooping
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Can of Febreze (in case kitty 'goes' in the LB in the car - while driving - or a clothes peg for the schnoz!!!))!!!(Perry)
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bottles of water - frozen
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coolerfor insulin too! (Perry)
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ice packs
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Hotel: make sure there's a fridge in the room (for insulin)(Perry)
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first aid pack
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flashlight
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vets records
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emergency phone numbers
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cell phone and charger
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Disposable spoons and plates for serving food in car and at hotel, plastic bags to store them in til you get to a trash can
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Predrawn buprenex for hyperventilating kitty, I used .25 on Leo at one particularly bad point, and had to dose every 8 hours. Travel bad on hearts!
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Window shades to block out bright sun and scary tractor trailers
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Small dustpan and broom for the hotel (I can't stand wallking on litter and I don't have housekeeping in with my pets)(Jenna)
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Lint brush (I brush off the sofa/chairs in the hotel room)(Jenna)
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An extra gallon of water(Jenna)
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plastic cat food can lidsNancy
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scissors"
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ketostix"
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kitty thermometer"
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fluids & extra drip set & needles"
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masking tape for pee pads on wall"
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thin wood paneling 6'x24" to block off safe areas, or a baby gate"
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enema stuff & vaseline"
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5ml water syringes"
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pepcid and pill cutter"
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dish towel and wash cloth"
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elevated food dish box with rug pad to keep it from sliding around"
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several extra easy wash fleece blankets"
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cat brush"
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extra gallon sized ziplock for all the extra stuff"
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litter bucket to sit on for test/shoot"
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3ml syringe and simply saline to clear snotty noses"
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plastic shower curtain to protect carpeting in the car or destination, covered with pee pads or old towels
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