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 Majestic Pet 62" Bungalow Sherpa Cat Tree  US $139.95
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 Majestic Pet 78" Bungalow Sherpa Cat Tree US $174.95
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 Majestic Pet 76" Bungalow Sherpa Cat Tree US $169.95
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 80" Cat Tree Condo Furniture Scratch Post Pet House 38B US $69.99
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 64" CAT TREE CONDO FURNITURE SCRATCHING POST PET HOUSE US $79.95
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 76" Cat Tree Condo Furniture Scratch Post Pet House 28B US $69.99
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 CAT PET TRAVEL ENCLOSURE PLAY YARD AREA INDOOR OUTDOOR US $84.99
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 CAT PET PORTABLE ENCLOSED MESH PLAY YARD INDOOR OUTDOOR US $84.99
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 72" Cat Tree Condo House Scratcher Pet Furniture bed-13 US $119.99
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 42" CAT TREE CONDO FURNITURE SCRATCHPOST PET HOUSE 22B US $42.88
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 OUTDOOR CAT PET PORTABLE ENCLOSED PLAY YARD TENT BED US $84.99
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 52" CAT TREE CONDO FURNITURE SCRATCHPOST PET HOUSE 67B US $44.88
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 73" Cat Tree Condo House Scratcher Pet Furniture bed-08 US $104.99
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 Go Pet Club 62" Cat Tree in Grey Faux Fur US $79.95
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 Go Pet Club 72" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $129.95
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 Go Pet Club 54" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $94.95
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 Go Pet Club 51" Cat Tree in Khaki Faux Fur US $119.95
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 Go Pet Club 50" Cat Tree in Checkered Faux Fur US $94.95
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 Go Pet Club 50" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $84.95
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 Go Pet Club 106" Three Condo Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $149.95
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 Go Pet Club 47.5" Cat Tree in Blue Faux Fur US $79.95
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 Go Pet Club 28" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $49.95
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 Go Pet Club 22" Cat Tree in Grey Faux Fur US $34.95
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 Go Pet Club 47.5" Cat Tree in Fish Print Faux Fur US $79.95
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 Go Pet Club 36" Cat Tree in Green/Brown Faux Fur US $84.95
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 Go Pet Club 62" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $89.95
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 Go Pet Club 38" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $77.95
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 Go Pet Club 65" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $104.95
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 2 Mice W/Feather Tail Catnip HandCrafted Cat Toys-PET US $2.00
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 Go Pet Club 25" Cat Tree in Grey Faux Fur US $34.95
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 Go Pet Club 50" Cat Tree in Black Faux Fur US $85.95
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 Go Pet Club 72" Cat Tree in Leopard Print Faux Fur US $139.95
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 Go Pet Club 39.5" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $72.95
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 Go Pet Club 54" Cat Tree in White/Burgundy Faux Fur US $94.95
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 Go Pet Club 59" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $119.95
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 Go Pet Club 48" Cat Tree in Red Faux Fur US $84.95
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 Go Pet Club 70" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $119.95
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 Go Pet Club 106" Two Condo Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $154.95
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 Go Pet Club 64" Cat Tree in Beige Faux Fur US $79.95
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 PetSafe Staywell 4-Way Locking Slim Cat Flap, Clear US $30.61
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When you buy a new home there are many things that can be stressful about the experience for you; the most stressful part of this endeavour for your cat, however, is moving from one familiar location to a new, unfamiliar one. Your old house is a comfortable and familiar territory for your feline friend while your new home will be a strange place and not smell right to your cat for a while when you first move. Cats need to settle in slowly to a new place so that they feel like the new space is theirs.
Cats are naturally very curious and will feel the need to inspect every square inch of your new home. What you will need to do before you actually move into the new home is to remove any possible dangers like dangling cords from drapes or blinds; this can help keep your kitty safe.
On moving day you will want to transport your cat in his or her cat carrier to the new home. Don't be tempted to let your cat out to roam the house while you're moving stuff into the house, it's too easy for them to escape. Instead, keep your cat in their carrier until you can get one bedroom set up with all its furniture and bedding and the cat's familiar belongings like scratching post, cat bed, and food bowls; all of these items smell familiar to your cat and will help them transition more smoothly.
If you can be sure that no one will open the door to this room while you're moving in, then let the cat out to explore the bedroom. Make sure that their food and water bowls are full and that the litter box is easily available. While the moving in is taking place, keep your cats in this one room so that they aren't disturbed any more than necessary; once you're done moving for the day, take some time to hang out and socialise with them in their new room so that they don't feel abandoned.
If your cat is normally an outside animal, you should keep your cat indoors for a few weeks to get used to the new house and to get settled before you let him or her outside for the first time. Make sure that your cat has proper identification whether they're an outside cat or not, just in case they slip out when the door is open.
Because cats can be very territorial and tend to be moody, a move can seriously disrupt their lives; the smoother that you can make this transition for them, the easier it will be for them to become accustomed to their new home. The easier the transition that your cat can make into your new home, the more pleasant the experience will be for your whole family.
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