Cats Hiding in Corners: Possible Reasons Explained

In addition to this, cats may exhibit behaviors such as crawling close to the ground, slinking away into the shadows, refusing to eat, tensing their bodies, and sniffing or rubbing against objects. When approached, they might arch their backs, displaying warning signs.

At this point, pet owners should, in addition to their regular feeding and litter box cleaning, temporarily avoid direct contact with their cats. Instead, they should actively create a concealed environment for them, such as dimming the lights. Maintaining a quiet atmosphere or using a cardboard box as a temporary safe haven can be helpful (be sure to cut a circular hole for easy access).

Generally speaking, kittens or cats that have had more interaction with humans tend to adapt to new environments more readily. Adult cats or those that have been stray for a long time may require more time to adjust.

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