Cats will feel uncomfortable when they first arrive in a new environment, and may have problems such as not eating or drinking, or feeling depressed, which are all normal stress reactions. The owner can put the food and water in a quiet place and try not to disturb it. When it slowly adapts to the new environment, it will take the initiative to come out to eat. When the cat takes the initiative to eat and is no longer afraid, the owner can try to approach it, gently stroke its head, and scratch its chin to relieve the cat's nervousness.
Things to note after the cat arrives home:
1. When the cat hides in a relatively small, dark and closed environment because it is not adaptable to the new environment, the owner cannot drag it out. , doing this will only make it more scared, and you have to wait for it to come out on its own.
2. You cannot bathe a cat that has just been brought home. You must wait until it adapts to the environment before bathing it.
3. Close doors and windows at all times to prevent cats from slipping out or falling accidentally.