You might even just put a drop of good quality (preferably dōTERRA) oil on a cotton ball you could stick in the front of the carrier, where you could easily remove it if it for any reason seemed to make her worse. Or on a washcloth you could drape over part of the opening. You don't want to put any oils directly on a cat without very experienced advice, preferably from a vet who uses essential oils, such as Dr. Melissa Shelton of animalEO. Cat's livers do not process oils like humans or dogs and they can easily have major problems as a result. I had a cat who was a screamer in the car, probably because she knew it was vet time. On the way home, we stopped for a little vanilla ice cream as her treat. That helped.
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