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How to encourage your new cat to come out of hiding
Give your cat time to get used to its new home.
The best way to make your cat comfortable enough to come out of hiding is to give it time to adjust to its new surroundings. Most cats take a couple of weeks to acclimate, but it might take a month or two.

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- During this time, try not to force the cat to come out of its hiding spot. Avoid chasing or picking up your cat, especially during this initial timeframe.
- You can help it get used to its new home by stimulating its mind and giving it a chance to enter the house. Every couple of weeks, try seeing how your cat responds to contact, sound, and movement.
- You should give your cat plenty of time to get comfortable before you introduce it to the house. Give your cat time to adjust outside without using any kind of furniture.
- You can gently coax the cat out of hiding by tapping its back gently with a finger. You don't need to be applying pressure.
A: During this time, try not to force the cat to come out of its hiding spot. Avoid chasing or picking up your cat, especially during this initial timeframe.

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He then combs the hair to style it. He runs his fingers through the hair to finish off the look. he

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- then cuts the hair off and takes it to the drier.
- grabs his ruler and enjoys a final look before exiting the room with his hair combed.
- rotates around to show his hairstyle from all angles.
- then leaves the salon with his hair together.
A: rotates around to show his hairstyle from all angles.

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A man is standing in front of the camera talking and then moves behind the table. on the table

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- , a large metal plate is placed in between several vacuum cleaners and the man takes her smock and starts to clean items around the table.
- , a cake is shown where an oil paints is placed in.
- is a black and white soccer ball and he holds it dancing.
- , he has wrapping paper, a yard stick, tape and a pencil and moves them to the other side of the box.
A: , he has wrapping paper, a yard stick, tape and a pencil and moves them to the other side of the box.

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How to find a home for a cat
Verify that the cat is actually a stray.
Of course it might be you are followed home by a stray and the cat really needs a home. However, you may have been followed home by a cat that is simply lost and needs to find its way home.

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- Recall that wild or exotic pets do not necessarily need a home, but if your cat always belongs to someone, it might be the stray cat. Limit your cat's access to sources of food and water.
- If is important to determine which is the case before you move forward. Take the cat to the local vet to be scanned for a microchip.
- Another case that could be considered is if you have another family pet who is gone and suddenly returns. Get a homeowner's insurance policy.
- A lost cat is a wounded or feral cat that will certainly not come home. Research is appropriate and if at all possible, call out local shelters to see if they have a missed cat or you may be able to place a request to an anti-shelter event for a lost cat.
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If is important to determine which is the case before you move forward. Take the cat to the local vet to be scanned for a microchip.