My older cat Mollie, once feared and hated her pet carrier. As soon as I would take it out, she would hide. It was difficult getting her to go inside. She would resist and I would have to practically shove her inside! After awhile, I left the carrier out with the door open. After awhile, she started going inside herself. She would sleep in it for hours!  I would frequently give her a cat treat in the carrier. Now, she no longer fears her pet carrier and spends many hours inside when it’s open. If you just brought home a new puppy, you may want to keep the dog crate open. Before you know it, you’ll find your new pup sleeping inside.

If you bring home a new kitten or puppy, try to get her used to her cat carrier or dog crate right away. Keep the carrier or crate within your dog or cats sight with the door open, put in a soft blanket and some of her favorite toys. Feed her inside the carrier and before you know it, getting her inside will no longer be such a chore.

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