TNR

Best TNR Equipment We’ve tried and tested all the equipment used in TNR, and here are some of our favorites. Using good gear will help keep you and the kitties safe. Durable equipment, quiet traps, and proper bedding products can make for a better experience for all humans and cats involved. Check out our top recommended cat products and our notebooks for cat lovers for additional recommendations on sweet cat gear. If you run a shelter or TNR program, check out our animal shelter software’s top picks to help you stay organized.  As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no cost to you. Best Cat Traps When it comes to catching cats, having the right trap is critical. There are a few things you need in a cat trap, and these two traps have them all. They are large enough to catch any cat and have a rear door, making care and transportation easier. Trapping Accessories Never open a trap with a feral cat in it unless you want the cat to get out. Even if you think the cat is calm and won’t spring for freedom. That’s where a trap divider comes in. You can block off the cat so you can open the trap and change food or bedding. Here are a few cat-trapping accessories that will make the job easier. Kennels and Cages Keeping the kitties contained but with space to move is ideal when working with feisty animals. This equipment is great for longer-stay ferals, and cat fosters alike.  Best Food For Feral Cats Here’s some inexpensive food and treats that ferals and strays absolutely love. We feed our ferals grain-free wet food, and the other neighbors leave dry kibble as well. In addition to delicious wet food, bring some treats to the colony next visit and treat those kitties to extra lovin! It’s a great way to socialize even the most timid of cats. Flea And Worm Treatment For Feral Cats