First put the kitten in the box and keep the environment dark and quiet; you can soothe the kitten appropriately to make the kitten less afraid; put water and food where the kitten can see it to make them hungry You can make goat milk powder and feed it to the kitten; if the kitten refuses to eat or drink, you can send it back to its mother cat.

What should I do if my cat doesn’t eat or drink when it arrives at a new home?

First put the kitten in the box and keep the environment dark and quiet. When the kitten comes home and refuses to eat or drink, it is actually because it is afraid and does not feel safe because of the surrounding environment. Therefore, the first step is to let the kitten lower its guard.

You can soothe the kitten appropriately to make it less afraid. The owner's comfort is still very necessary for kittens. You can stroke the kittens' heads and chins, which are places that make them comfortable.

Put water and food where kittens can see them, and let them eat when they are hungry. Don’t worry about what to do if the kitten is hungry if it doesn’t eat or drink. When the kitten is hungry to a certain level, it will take the initiative to run over and look for food.

You can brew goat milk powder and feed it to kittens. If the kitten has not eaten for a long time, the owner should pay attention at this time and cannot let it go. You can use a bottle or real tube to mix some goat milk powder and feed it directly to it.

The kitten has been refusing to eat or drink. You can return it to its mother cat. If it really doesn't work, you can send the kitten back to the mother cat. This is because the kitten is too young.

Generally speaking, it takes about three days for a kitten to adapt to the environment after it arrives at a new home. If the kitten's sense of resistance is still strong after three days, it can be sent back.