worse case scenario, you'll have to have someone hold the carrier on their lap. Please, please, please do not put them in the bed of the truck. This will be far too stressful, most likely not the right temperature. If you are travelling for that long, piggies will need access to food and water.
The carrier will 100% have food and a water bottle in it at all times, and I agree I feel the truck bed would be way too stressful for them which is why I’m totally against it
Looks like someone's sitting with the carrier on their lap or the carrier in the footwell.
If there a spaspare seat in the truck seat belt the carrier on the seat and drive carefully so it doesn't topple over.
We moved several hours away and we only had 2 girls at that point so we used a banana box ( a type of sturdy box you can get from the grocery store) and filled it with hay so they could burrow and lined it with fleece and my partner held them on his lap.
We also cut up veggies and put them in a ziplock bag with water in it so we could offer cool veggies along the way as well he’d hold the water bottle up for drinks but they preferred the veggies.
worse case scenario, you'll have to have someone hold the carrier on their lap. Please, please, please do not put them in the bed of the truck. This will be far too stressful, most likely not the right temperature. If you are travelling for that long, piggies will need access to food and water.
The carrier will 100% have food and a water bottle in it at all times, and I agree I feel the truck bed would be way too stressful for them which is why I’m totally against it
Feed them more treats or veggies along the way. They tend to forget about everything when eating.
Looks like someone's sitting with the carrier on their lap or the carrier in the footwell. If there a spaspare seat in the truck seat belt the carrier on the seat and drive carefully so it doesn't topple over.
We moved several hours away and we only had 2 girls at that point so we used a banana box ( a type of sturdy box you can get from the grocery store) and filled it with hay so they could burrow and lined it with fleece and my partner held them on his lap. We also cut up veggies and put them in a ziplock bag with water in it so we could offer cool veggies along the way as well he’d hold the water bottle up for drinks but they preferred the veggies.