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Moving to a new home is as stressful to your cat as to you, therefore, you have to be patient and understanding. To make things easier for your cat, you can follow a few rules.
It is better, in the first few days in the new home, to confine your cat to one room that includes her litter box, food and water bowls and toys. This will give you time to put the rest of the place in order.
To ensure that your cat will live longer and healthier, resist her attempts to go outdoors and make your cat an indoor-only pet. By stopping the cat from establishing and outdoor territory, he/ she will be less interested to go outside. You can also entice your cat to stay inside by supplying lots of attention and playing with the cat.
This article was submitted by Benjamin Evans. Benjamin is the main contributor on Search engine musings and has published many articles to do with HIPS.
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