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Cats can indeed feel uncomfortable during a car ride lasting over 10 hours. This is especially true for cats prone to motion sickness, making the journey even more distressing. Anxious cats may also experience stress. Therefore, if you must travel with your cat by car, it's essential to prepare anti-motion sickness medication, secure them in a carrier, which provides a sense of security, bring their favorite toys, and talk to them calmly to reassure them. How Long Can Cats Tolerate Car Rides? Generally, pet parents should try to minimize car travel for cats due to their susceptibility to motion sickness. Typically, a cat can only tolerate about five hours in a car. However, the duration depends on the cat's individual health and constitution. Healthier cats might manage up to 10 hours, while those with weaker constitutions will tolerate less time. The enclosed space and the air quality in a car can be difficult for cats to adjust to. Therefore, if a long car journey is necess...

Harnesses are generally better for dogs than collars. This is because harnesses distribute pressure more evenly across a dog's body, avoiding the risk of choking or discomfort around the neck. A well-fitted harness is both comfortable and secure, unlike collars which, if too tight, can impede breathing and if too loose, allow the dog to slip free. Compared to collars, harnesses offer a greater area of contact and are much more comfortable for dogs. They are sturdy, stylish, and importantly, they don't put pressure on the sensitive neck area. This makes harnesses an especially good choice for small breeds like Chihuahuas, miniature dogs, or dogs with respiratory issues. A harness offers more security than a collar; a collar that's too tight can restrict breathing, while one that's too loose may allow the dog to escape, and thus putting your pet at risk. Therefore, Harnesses for dogs tend to be the better option. How to Choose the Right Dog Harness 1. When you first get a...