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Carrier and put a blanket over it. They love dark hiding places.
Do to changing circumstances, my wife and I have to take both of our cats camping with us. Once set up both are great campers. The problem is the traveling. Penny can usually calm down and endure the drive. Sheba cannot calm down and settle down. She is all over the truck and gets car sick. I realize that leaving them in the trailer while traveling is not an option, but we don't want to quit camping either. Help, I am open to suggestions..
If you have a split seat (ours is split with one small and one large section) you could stack the cats in carriers or crates on the floor with the small split raised up. I think leaving them to travel in the trailer will teach them to hate the trailer, as mentioned it can get bumpy back there. Plus if it's a warm day it can get hot.My dog takes up the whole back seat, I like the larger cage idea for the camper, the longest drive would be about 10 hours.