If the new cat cannot come out, don’t disturb it for the time being. Place food, water and a litter box near the hiding place. After the cat observes that the new environment is safe, it will naturally relax its vigilance and solve the problem of food, clothing and toileting. As an owner, don't rush to approach, as this may cause the cat to hide again.

Cats have a natural tendency to hide things. If the cat often hides under the bed, it may be that its toys, food and other things are hidden there. It is recommended that pet owners clean it up in time. If the cat is too timid and hides under the bed and cannot come out, the owner can use toys, snacks, cans, etc. to lure it out.

If the cat has no habit of hiding under the bed before, but suddenly likes to hide under the bed, it may be that the cat is too stressed and anxious. It is best for pet owners to understand the reasons for cats' anxiety. For example, the addition of a new member to the family, or the house becoming noisy, etc. may be the reason for the cat's excessive stress. It is recommended to spend more time with your cat, interact and play with it, and create a quiet and comfortable environment for it.