Many cats are afraid of unfamiliar environments, so we can notice that when cats first arrive at home, they will appear very nervous. Faced with this situation, of course there are ways to alleviate it. What should you do if your cat is nervous when it comes to a new home?

Be sure to give cats a separate, quiet room, and the smaller the better, so that they can get familiar with the new environment faster and feel safe. Remember to put the cat bag in the room where the cat stays, and you can also prepare a few corners for the cat to hide in advance.

If you don’t want your cat to be so nervous, the best way is to make it feel stable and alone. It will usually recover quickly, so as long as the cat has no symptoms of discomfort, there is no need to worry too much.

You can also play with the cat using a cat stick that the cat usually plays with, or feed the cat some snacks to relieve the cat's nervousness. Of course, be careful not to play with it too frequently to avoid aggravating the stress response due to overexertion. a