She isn't quite our pet yet but we are adopting Bella- a 15-year old cat from the animal sanctuary, just going through the process- will be a few days yet.
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She isn't quite our pet yet but we are adopting Bella- a 15-year old cat from the animal sanctuary, just going through the process- will be a few days yet.
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Good of you to give an older cat a nice retirement home, they are very gratefulShe isn't quite our pet yet but we are adopting Bella- a 15-year old cat from the animal sanctuary, just going through the process- will be a few days yet.
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Give her time. When I got Poppy, she spent the first night in the airing cupboard, hiding behind the hot water tank. It can take a few days (or sometimes even longer) for a cat to settle. Especially an oldie. If you can interact with her, toys like a teaser wand or a feather tickler are good at tempting a cat to relax and play.
Beds are best placed either near radiators or somewhere up high e.g. sideboard where she can feel secure, preferably in low traffic areas.
Some cats just don't like being groomed LOL. Favourite grooming item here is a fine tooth wire comb, but for a cat who isn't terribly keen, something like a zoom groom or a grooming mitt might be a better option. And plenty of treats as a bribe can work...
Possibly, though we only got him at 9 months old, he most probably saw some as a young puppy.First experience of snow?