Most cats categorically refuse to ride in a car.
Cats and dogs have different instincts and behavior when it comes to car travel.
Cats may not enjoy being in a car due to their sensitivity to environmental changes or motion sickness.
They also feel powerless and afraid in situations that are unfamiliar to them.
Cats prefer to have solid ground under their feet, and a vibrating machine makes them nervous.
Fluffy creatures are also very territorial creatures, they are extremely cautious when exploring new spaces.
If you put a cat in a car, it will become nervous and may rush, hiss and jump around the car in search of a secluded place.
Cats are more dependent on their owners to keep them safe than dogs.
Fluffy animals run away in search of safety and hide, unlike dogs, who may bark, bite and attack to protect themselves.
Cats should not be allowed into cars because they can interfere with the brake or gas pedals by getting into tight spaces. Dogs do not do this.
Dogs are big enough to sit on the seat and look at interesting things. Not every cat likes to do that.
