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How To Make Cat Comfortable In New Home – It takes time, patience and understanding to make your rescue cat feel comfortable at home. It’s important to remember that your cat has been through a lot and may feel scared or confused.

The best way to help your rescue cat is to provide a calm, safe environment for him to get used to his new home. Follow these tips to keep your rescue cat comfortable and happy in its new home.

How To Make Cat Comfortable In New Home

Frequently Asked Questions: How to Rehome Rescue Cats Q: How long does it take for rescue cats to get used to their new home?

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Answer: Your rescue cat may need a few days or even weeks to fully adjust to their new home. Give them plenty of time and patience while they explore … Read the rest

How To Make A Cat Comfortable In A New Home – Do you know how to deal with a cat in a car? From hiding under the bed to howling and scratching, many cats are afraid of driving. Yes, that makes sense. Cats don’t like to ride in cars. With the exception of annual trips to the vet and maybe a weekend getaway, our feline friends rarely hit the road.

Fortunately, Wise Move is helping thousands of people like you find professional pet movers in NZ. Today on the Wise Move blog, our pet transportation experts go over how to make a cat comfortable in the car, so you (and Whiskers) can both enjoy the ride! 8 Tips for Traveling in a Cat Car

How To Make A Cat Comfortable In A New Home

Whether your trip is 10 minutes or 4 hours, every car ride can be “super friendly”. … Read the rest

How To Make Cats Feel Comfortable In New Home – This article was co-authored by Tabitha Kucera. Tabitha Kucera is a Registered Veterinary Technician & Cat and Dog Behavior Consultant and Owner of Chirrups and Chatter Cat and Dog Behavior Consulting and Training in Cleveland, Ohio. Tabitha has over ten years of experience working in animal veterinary hospitals, farm sanctuaries, and cat and dog rescues. Tabitha has helped develop training and behavior programs for various hospitals and veterinary shelters and works as a consultant for many shelters and private veterinary practices. Her teaching credentials include lecturing at regional and national levels and at multiple veterinary technology programs. She is a Free Man certified speaker, a Certified Fear Free Practice Consultant, a behavior consultant for Cat Pawsitive Pro, and the host of the podcast, Tails from a Vet Tech. She is currently on the board of the Pet Professional Association’s Cat … Read the rest