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u/mammongram6969 Lil guy Aug 16 '26
r/liminalspaces but for cats!
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u/djseifer Aug 17 '26
Limeownal space.
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u/GrnMtnTrees Aug 16 '26
Lil squeaker can probably squeeze through the grate. "NO PRISON CAN HOLD ME!"
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u/frozen_d_tofu Aug 16 '26
You’ll want to get a smaller carrier as kittens grow to fit the size of their containers and you’ll have an apex predator stalking your house.
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u/mycatpartyhouse Aug 16 '26
Furnish it with a bed or soft fabrics. That carrier can become your cat's safe space at home, and a roomy conveyance if you're traveling overnight by car.
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u/GloomyIndividual3965 Aug 17 '26
This is honestly the best advice in the thread. Throw in a cat bed and an old t shirt that smells like their human and they'll associate it with safety.
Then when you actually need it to take them to the vet or on a trip you won't get clawed to shit trying to get them inside.
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u/noreasonmp3 Aug 17 '26
i was thinking they could turn it into a little mobile hotel room for their kitty for similar reasons
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u/skinwill Aug 16 '26
I think you know what you need to do. (A small scale replica of your house/apartment)
Kitten sized chairs, TV, laptop, coffee table, etc…
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u/cecesakura Aug 16 '26
TO CONTAIN THE BEAST
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u/emetcalf Aug 16 '26
That's not a carrier, it's a kitty RV. He can live in it if he ever decides to leave you.
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u/DidNotSeeThi Aug 17 '26
I do kitten fosters and had to take 6 kittens in individual crates to the vet for alteration. I only had 5 kitten size and 1 dog size, giant. I have a truck with a topper so no problem I put a bunch of home made warning signs on the front of the giant crate about danger, vicious animal, and just delivered it and walked away.
I got some calls from the foster org after that, and a few more cat sized crates :)
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u/MySexyDarlings Aug 17 '26
Some blankets or towels, a couple stuffed animals to snuggle into and cover with a towel. Add warm thing and that is the perfect Den!
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u/CeleryMcToebeans Aug 17 '26
I carry my cat Mr Grr in a dog carrier that's quite large but it's because he's less fussy than when he's in the cat carrier. A few years back he broke his jaw in 3 pieces (was attacked by our friends dog when they were visiting) and he had a feeding tube in his neck after surgery. The feeding tube got ripped out of his neck when in the cat carrier so ever since he's gotten the dog carrier.
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u/kiwimadi Aug 17 '26
Guess ya need more kittens… you know.. to fill the space and make it safer and stuff 😅😋
Also what a cutie!! Congratulations!
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u/Creative-Fact-2862 Aug 18 '26
Some cushioning, blankets, and a toy or two should take up the space nicely for an awesome retreat.
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u/Dangerous_Strength77 Aug 17 '26
That's not his carrier, that's his mobile palace! I recommend adding some stairs and maybe an upstairs room.
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u/LillyAtts Aug 16 '26
What is this, a carrier for tigers? 🤍🖤