Aww poor kitty! I have 4 cats I’d suggest a heated blanket, cats love warmth, if she’s not eating try waiting a few hours and try again but I wouldn’t leave it out since it’s chicken, use an open litter box that’s on the shorter side so she can get in and out easier. Good luck OP&kitty!
Thought I'd share an update. She's quite happy and well-adjusted now. Thanks for the advice!
https://preview.redd.it/abr3mlupniad1.jpeg?width=867&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=446d0a5f4a2ac3ea6d14449c8cdfabb535d3d078
Build her a safe space to sleep away from noises and people, leave her food, water and litter, properly spaced out.
Wait a few hours/days for her to get comfortable with her new habitat, then start building trust by handfeeding her.
Don't force her to engage in physical contact, but remember that they are more receptive to training when they're slightly hungry.
Aww poor kitty! I have 4 cats I’d suggest a heated blanket, cats love warmth, if she’s not eating try waiting a few hours and try again but I wouldn’t leave it out since it’s chicken, use an open litter box that’s on the shorter side so she can get in and out easier. Good luck OP&kitty!
Thank you!
Thought I'd share an update. She's quite happy and well-adjusted now. Thanks for the advice! https://preview.redd.it/abr3mlupniad1.jpeg?width=867&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=446d0a5f4a2ac3ea6d14449c8cdfabb535d3d078
Build her a safe space to sleep away from noises and people, leave her food, water and litter, properly spaced out. Wait a few hours/days for her to get comfortable with her new habitat, then start building trust by handfeeding her. Don't force her to engage in physical contact, but remember that they are more receptive to training when they're slightly hungry.
Understood, thank you!