How to take care of cats when moving:

1. Cats generally have a stress reaction when arriving at a new home, and it usually takes about 4-5 days to adapt. After the cat arrives at its new home, give it a quiet and comfortable environment, do not disturb the cat, and let the cat put down its guard. After getting familiar with it for a day or two, you can use food to lure the cat, or you can use a cat teasing stick to increase the interaction with the cat.

2. Place the food bowls and litter boxes that the cat needs to use in the same place. Do not move these things casually after a period of time to prevent the cat from finding familiar things. You can also use some amusing toys to play with the cat to make the cat relax its vigilance.

3. The cat keeps barking after arriving in a new environment, which may be expressing its unfamiliarity and fear of the new environment. You can bring some of its old things with you when you change its environment and move it to a new home, such as its toys, cat food bowl, etc.

4. The owner can pet and play with the cat more to make it familiar with it as soon as possible.

How to deal with a lost cat after moving:

1. Search at home first. It is possible that the cat is just hiding in a corner and sleeping. You should be patient and quiet first. Search every corner of the house, because it may not have run away from home, but is just hiding in the corners and unwilling to come out.

2. Search your building from top to bottom. Cats like to climb high and low. The water tank on the roof and the trash can in the basement may be its hiding places.

3. Search around the area that night and softly call the cat’s name everywhere. It may be trapped and unable to get out. It will respond when it hears the owner’s voice.