Every cat is unique, with its own personality. Some cats enjoy and love being carried in backpacks as it allows them to see the world from a different perspective and feel safe while being carried by their owner in a cat backpack. However, it is important to know that not all cats like being carried in a cat backpack. Some cats feel uncomfortable or stressed simply being put in a cat backpack. It is therefore important to take the cat’s preferences into account and to build up the training slowly, depending on the cat’s personality and character.

The ROOFPACKER offers your cat a safe and comfortable home away from home. Whether it’s a visit to the vet, a trip to the park or even a camping vacation – with the ROOFPACKER, your cat is always safe and relaxed. With a little patience and the right training, you can get your cat used to the ROOFPACKER in a playful way. In this article, we show you how to prepare your cat step by step for the adventure with the ROOFPACKER.

Unboxing - Norwegian Forest Cat sits in the ROOFPACKER

Why the TARIGS ROOFPACKER is so special:

The TARIGS ROOFPACKER is specially designed for large cats and offers maximum comfort for your pet thanks to its unique construction. The special feature of the ROOFPACKER is the ROOFTOP function. This gives the cat backpack a stable, padded roof for your cat to sit on. With a load capacity of up to 10 kg, it allows even large cats to enjoy a relaxed view of their surroundings from above outside the rucksack.

The robust material and sturdy fasteners ensure your cat’s safety. The padded hip belt shifts the weight from the shoulders to the hips, which increases comfort, improves stability and prevents back problems. Numerous pockets provide space for everything you need on the go.

Why an acclimatization phase is so important:

Cats are creatures of habit and need time to get used to new things. A cat backpack is initially a strange place for them and can cause uncertainty. Patient training will ensure that your cat accepts the ROOFPACKER as a safe retreat and enjoys the outings together. As with all training, patience is the key to success. What works immediately for one cat may take a long time for another.

Here are some tips to help you:

1. familiarise yourself with the backpack
2. walk into the rucksack
3. close the backpack
4. put on the backpack

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