Cats may get sick if they change their environment. If the owner does not provide timely comfort and companionship, and does not provide good help in terms of diet and environmental comfort, the cat will have a stress response and become ill, such as diarrhea, vomiting, and anorexia. The cat will always hide in a corner and continue to scream. Meowing or even trembling is because the cat is unfamiliar and uneasy about the new environment.

Care methods for cats after changing their environment:

1. Provide a quiet environment. Prepare a small corner for it, a quiet place, a little hidden, a little dark, this can increase its sense of security.

2. Keep the original diet and living habits. Preparing the cat food that he has been eating before, the cat litter that he has been using, familiar things and smells can very well relieve the cat's tension.

3. Enhance feelings. By feeding and watering the cat and cleaning the litter box every day, the cat and the owner can get to know each other.

4. Send to hospital for treatment. Physiological stress may manifest as fever, vomiting, or even urination. Physiological stress also requires treatment. If a cat experiences these reactions, you need to take the cat to a doctor as soon as possible.