8 Signs Of Cat Depression After New Kitten
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Anxious or unhappy cats have a tendency to scratch things more frequently.
1. Excessive Scratching
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If you just brought home a new kitten, it’s likely for your cat to follow you around, even to the toilet.
2. Clingy Behavior
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Excessive sleeping can also be a sign of depression in cats.
3. Sleeping More Than Usual
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Refusal to eat might indicate that your cat isn’t feeling well and isn’t happy about the new situation.
4. Changes In Cat’s Appetite
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Despite being trained to use the litter box, depressed cats might begin to urinate elsewhere.
5. Bathroom Accidents
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Changes in cats’ regular grooming habits can sometimes be a sign of sadness and anxiety.
6. Undergrooming Or Overgrooming
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If your cat is using the litter box less frequently, it could be a sign of a behavioral issue such as stress or anxiety.
7. Changes In Litter Box Habits
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Depressed cats might be a lot more vocal than usual.
8. Changes In Vocalizations
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1. Prepare separate rooms
How Can I Help My Cat To Adjust To A New Kitten?
2. Make the introduction as comfortable as possible
3. Let your old cat spend some time with the new kitten
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