Sometimes the simplest things seem so difficult...

[Grace]

Last Vet visit like this was for Red's teeth cleaning. We had to be there at 8 am.

I got Red in the carrier, and in the car - then came back in and fed the rest. If anyone was bothered by this, it's been long forgotten.

[Lizzie]

I do the same as the other posters, take one (or more) to the vet, and then come back and feed the rest. If I have to rush to work directly from the vet, I prep everthing to the point of opening cans, pop the vet-bound cat into carrier and car, then run back in and put out the wet food. I wouldn't isolate because that's like a double strike against you in her eyes. Good luck!

[boscibo]

I can't come back - I have class at 9 and the vet's is between here and school - I won't have time. Otherise I would for sure do that!

I think I'll put her in a room by herself, feed the others, pack her up when it is time, put down the dry, and go.

Thanks!

[catmandu]

I Know That Thats Tough As I Had To Keep Some Of The Cats Away From Food Overnight Before They Went In For Operations.
I Find That The Easiest Thing To Do Is To Take All The Food Up,as Often They Wont Miss Thier Meals Until The Cat Thats Going Is In The Carrier.

[jenluckenbach]

I think I'll put her in a room by herself, feed the others, pack her up when it is time, put down the dry, and go.

Thanks!

that is what I would do.

As a matter of fact, in my own personal case each cat eats in their own seperate carrier. soooooo... The poor unlucky one goes happily in but gets no food. I always apologize profusely.

[kb2yjx]

I,too, put the fasting cat in another room, while the others eat!!! It has always worked out well.