Thread: Going to look at an MC some advice

Well indeed, she certainly wasn't shy before.

I will try putting some wet food near her. Tried with toys but she seems thoroughly uninterested at the moment, I been stroking her for a few minutes then leaving her going into the other room etc.

Have emailed the breeder, seems to think she will be ok, its a big change, lots of new smells and what not, which I can understand its just the whole has she eaten or drank that is niggling at me the most.

Kimbie

Originally Posted by Kimbie

Well indeed, she certainly wasn't shy before.

I will try putting some wet food near her. Tried with toys but she seems thoroughly uninterested at the moment, I been stroking her for a few minutes then leaving her going into the other room etc.

Have emailed the breeder, seems to think she will be ok, its a big change, lots of new smells and what not, which I can understand its just the whole has she eaten or drank that is niggling at me the most.

Kimbie

Has she used the tray....? Normally only really ill cats will starve themselves,try & take note of the amount of food you put down,even count any bikkies,could you go out of the house for a while as that's when she might feel a bit more secure about coming out & eating,annoying thing is by the sound of her you might have been better off having time off the other end of her arrival you will be pig sick in a couple of days when she is all round you & you have to go off to work,must be quite a change for her coming to a house with no other four legged furries to give her that extra bit of backing either...