How to help new adult cats adjust in new home?
TicTac asked:
My neighbors are adopting two of my cats because we have too many. They don’t live to close, so the cats probably won’t come back to my house. What should I request to my neighbors to help the cats adjust? Should they keep them in a room for a few days or something like that?
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My neighbors are adopting two of my cats because we have too many. They don’t live to close, so the cats probably won’t come back to my house. What should I request to my neighbors to help the cats adjust? Should they keep them in a room for a few days or something like that?
April 24th, 2009 at 7:08 pm
I think the best thing is to keep them in a guest room for the first couple days at least. Then, they can come in every once in a while to get the cats use to being around them. And eventually open the door so they can explore the new house a bit.
April 24th, 2009 at 7:57 pm
Make sure your neighbours understand that the cats may be a bit hesitant at first, when we adopted our Kitty from the Shelter she was very very timid, we immediately set up a room for her and she hid there for a couple of weeks we would sit on the floor and let her come to us, now she is very happy in our home.
April 27th, 2009 at 1:58 pm
i love pet’s