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* Carrier: Make sure it’s sized correctly for your animal’s weight/size. Sometimes people assume cats always need the “smallest”, but cats that weigh a little more need a size up. The carrier description will have weight and size info. * Make sure you label the carrier with your pet’s name, your name and contact info. * Bed insert and blanket * Pee Pads: Get ones that are meant to be used in carriers. Some say they are not and are intended only to go under litter boxes * Litter box, scoop, bag of litter: You obviously don’t want to try and snatch up the used home kitty facilities if you’re trying to rush out the door, so have something clean set aside to grab in an emergency. If you intend to travel with your cat at other times, you might be interested in a “travel litterbox”. Some of them collapse, some have tent-like enclosures that can contain scents in hotel rooms, etc. But otherwise, a basic plastic litterbox is cheap and I keep a sealed, small bag of litter in it. 3/