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after seeing what one of our cats did to our gazeebo when it jumped out of the bedroom window and landed on it, there is no way i would let a cat near a tent. put it this way when it was raining we might as well been sitting under a colander than a gazeeboo

                 kate x

We have a cat - in fact we have had 2 or three over the years - but for the life of me I cannot imagine why anyone would want to take a cat camping!  What if it wandered off?  Would it find its way back?  And what about it doing its "business"?  How would you know where it had been so you could clean up behind it?  

<shaking head in disbelief> 

We've had 2 incidents in the back garden of neighbours cats damaging tents.  Nothing beyond repair but cannot risk leaving a tent to dry out overnight anymore.  Would not be best pleased to find a cat 'living next door' on site.

Jo