Have no interior protrusions. Contain a leakproof bottom with plenty of absorbent material. Have plenty of ventilation on opposite sides. When traveling in a vehicle, there are other options besides cages to contain pets. Plastic and metal fences can be bought and placed to separate pets from passengers in sport utility vehicles.
Manufacturers also make harnesses for dogs that cover the chest area and clip to a seat belt.
A lot of these devices have plastic buckles, and could pop under strain. Crouch said he prefers pet owners put their pets, especially dogs, in cages while in a vehicle instead of using a harness. Get accustomed Cats usually have few problems becoming scared, agitated or nauseous when traveling in a vehicle and do well in cages, while that is not the case for all dogs. For dogs not used to riding in a vehicle, Crisler recommends you accustom them to rides at least a week before the trip. Veterinarians can prescribe medicine to calm dogs that get nervous or nauseous when traveling.