Cats are highly alert animals and are particularly sensitive to changes in the environment. When they first arrive home, they will have a process of adapting to the environment, which may take a long or short time. During this period, the cat may not eat or be inactive. It may not eat or drink for two days after returning home, but there is no major problem. If vomiting or diarrhea occurs during this process, timely medical attention is required. Kittens must also beware of hypoglycemia. Cat food can be changed into nutritional paste or cat strips to induce the cat to eat.

How to stabilize a cat’s mood

Cats like to be petted, especially on their heads, chins, and corners of their mouths. But when stroking, the main thing is not to insist on it, don't force the cat, and do it when the cat accepts you and allows you to stroke it. Prevent cats from scratching themselves due to excessive emotions.

How to help cats adapt to the new environment

When arriving at the new home, first place the cat in a quieter room or a large, comfortable cage, with some familiar sleeping mats and litter boxes. Reduce cats’ stress and anxiety about their new home. Be generous to cats who have just changed to a new environment

How to choose a cat’s food bowl and water bowl

No matter what material you use for water bowls and food basins, it is best to make them heavy and have anti-slip rings. Because cats are animals with strong motor nerves, prevent them from knocking over or running around in the food bowl. Try not to choose a container where the water bowl and food bowl are connected to prevent water and food from mixing.