AmandaE
Member Since 2019
07/03
Morning!
All went well with our last minute camping trip and Mowgli... I wouldn't say that Mowgli enjoys camping though. He didn't want to spend any time outside of the tent... not even in the enclosure or on his harness to explore! I took him out multiple times to see if he would like it but he would either hide under my sisters camper, or run back to the tent and paw at the door wanting in. On the second afternoon I decided to just keep him in there since we have a pretty spacious and well ventilated tent, he seemed relaxed, and it was nice to not have to worry about him also it was a bonus that we didn't have to worry about a bunch of bugs in his food / at his litter box. His BG was really good the whole time though which was nice... I didn't find it difficult at all to camp and manage a diabetic cat!
All said and done, as long as it wasn't more than a 2 night trip, I think I would bring him again, as long as he is showing that he is satisfied in the tent. Sadly, since he wasn't too into being sociable I didn't get a lot of Camper Mowg pics, but I did manage to grab a few:
1. Who disturbs my slumber? Mowgli peeking out of the sleeping bag during one of my ‘wellness’ check in’s on him:
2. This is my opinion of you wanting me to go back out into the wild:
3. Please reconsider making me give the great outdoors another chance! Let me back in!!!
4. Ahhhh, this is more like it:
5. Handsome in a harness:
6. During campsite take down: what are you doing with my home!?
7. Mild participation:
@Wendy&Neko I have read that post on camping! I referenced it quite a bit last year as some inspiration for how to prepare for my trip home last summer! also Due to covid we aren't going to be able to go home so we were thinking about a potential camping trip before this one came up... so I had looked at it again... great summary of useful ideas!! I wonder how Mowgli would like a cat stroller!?
Morning!
All went well with our last minute camping trip and Mowgli... I wouldn't say that Mowgli enjoys camping though. He didn't want to spend any time outside of the tent... not even in the enclosure or on his harness to explore! I took him out multiple times to see if he would like it but he would either hide under my sisters camper, or run back to the tent and paw at the door wanting in. On the second afternoon I decided to just keep him in there since we have a pretty spacious and well ventilated tent, he seemed relaxed, and it was nice to not have to worry about him also it was a bonus that we didn't have to worry about a bunch of bugs in his food / at his litter box. His BG was really good the whole time though which was nice... I didn't find it difficult at all to camp and manage a diabetic cat!
All said and done, as long as it wasn't more than a 2 night trip, I think I would bring him again, as long as he is showing that he is satisfied in the tent. Sadly, since he wasn't too into being sociable I didn't get a lot of Camper Mowg pics, but I did manage to grab a few:
1. Who disturbs my slumber? Mowgli peeking out of the sleeping bag during one of my ‘wellness’ check in’s on him:
2. This is my opinion of you wanting me to go back out into the wild:
3. Please reconsider making me give the great outdoors another chance! Let me back in!!!
4. Ahhhh, this is more like it:
5. Handsome in a harness:
6. During campsite take down: what are you doing with my home!?
7. Mild participation:
@Wendy&Neko I have read that post on camping! I referenced it quite a bit last year as some inspiration for how to prepare for my trip home last summer! also Due to covid we aren't going to be able to go home so we were thinking about a potential camping trip before this one came up... so I had looked at it again... great summary of useful ideas!! I wonder how Mowgli would like a cat stroller!?
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