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New Cat To Do List
During the Adoption
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Review medical history, microchip info, and adoption contract.
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The microchip will automatically update to your given contact information upon adoption.
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Keep your cat’s microchip updated if you move or change your phone number.
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If you wish to change to a more established company, some well-known microchip
companies include HomeAgain, 24Petwatch, AVID, AKC Reunite, and PetLink.
Your cat’s current meal plan and how to transition to a new one.
We will give you a free sample of the dry food they have been eating at the shelter:
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Adults: Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach ~½ cup per cat each day
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Kittens: Halo Holistic Kitten Food ~½ cup per cat each day
New Food Transition: Start by mixing a small amount of the new food with the old food.
Gradually increase the proportion of the new food over 7-10 days.
Physical/behavioral reactions you might see as your cat transitions home.
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Hiding, food and water aversion, mild digestive upset, mild sniffles.
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The stress can sometimes trigger Upper Respiratory Infections in cats.
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Remember the 3-3-3 rule: Newly adopted cats typically take
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3 Days to decompress
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3 Weeks to learn the new routine
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3 Months to feel at home.
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Do You Already Have A Cat At Home?
Check out this link for steps on a successful pet introduction!
Do You Already Have A Cat At Home?
Check out this link for steps on a successful pet introduction!
When You Get Home
During the Adoption
