Cats are very timid animals and are prone to a series of stress reactions when encountering stimulation from the external environment. During this period, we need to take careful care of it to make it feel stable and eliminate adverse reactions. So how to alleviate the cat’s stress response?

First: Give the cat a separate, quiet room, and the smaller the better. A large room will be stressful for the cat.

Second: Talk to it. Although it cannot understand the content of your words, it can feel the gentleness in your tone, tone, and emotion, which can weaken its tension and make it relax.

Third: If the cat is very nervous, you can spend more time with it or stroke it, and use catnip. The cat will relax quickly after feeding.

Fourth: You can use the cat tea stick that the cat usually plays with to play with her to resolve the cat's nervous state. Do not play with it frequently to avoid aggravating the stress response due to overexertion.

The best way to quickly help a cat get through a restless period is to make it feel stable and let it be alone and quiet. It will usually recover quickly, so we just need to pay more attention, but there is no need to worry too much.