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AZAF :
could it be that she has to go out and feed her kittens?
2026-10-30 06:23:47
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Melissa Lassiter :
Churu’s. It’s kitty crack.
2026-10-29 23:27:11
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borobaba :
Do not worry about the not eating, they’ll never not eat in order to die if that makes sense. Right now fear and anxiety is overriding all her feelings. as soon as she understands shes safe, she’s eat. You’re doing amazing
2026-10-29 23:31:54
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Clyde’sLastGrandson :
The fact that she is meowing instead of hissing is positive. If she didn’t want you to know where she is, she would be silent.
2026-10-30 02:10:42
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Lillian :
I foster cats for a rescue. Some of them are terrified. I keep them in a room with food etc and hiding places. I sit in the room with my iPad and ignore the cat so they get used to my presence. Slowly over a few days I block where they hide. This process can take a couple weeks. They all eventually come around. It’s sad when they are scared but I’m glad she’s inside. She will come around.
2026-10-30 00:01:28
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Stona Lisa :
Put the food by the closet and while the vet is visiting, clear out you closet and put the litterbox, bed, and toys in there. Also put a cat tree or any higher surface to go on. Cats feel more secure up high
2026-10-29 23:54:16
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h :
this little guy hid inside of my walls without eating for 5 days when we first got him! scared us half to death but he was just fine. now he rubs around on us begging to be pet all day. she will come around!
2026-10-30 06:28:53
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properpenguin :
A lot of people are saying Churu, and I also recommend that you can squeeze it onto a plate so she doesn't have to deal with trying to eat from your hands. But my second suggestion is rotisserie chicken. The white meat is safe and it smells strongly so it may help make her desire it more.
2026-10-30 00:03:07
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Kiera :
awwwhhhh my heart breaks but you did the right thing….shes beautiful
2026-10-29 23:20:26
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GroundZeroCreations :
You might be surprised to find that she actually wants you in there with her. I noticed when you are in the room with her that she stops meowing. While she may not be willing to interact with you just yet, your presence in the room with her is calming. And perhaps she doesn’t feel quite so alone when you’re with her. I wouldn’t talk so much to her because that may feel like pushing to the cat. Just sit quietly and don’t even look at her. You can have a mirror somewhere where you see her. Put it up high so she doesn’t realize you’re seeing her. But just keep your back to her and let her approach you, just like you were doing when she was outside.
2026-10-30 02:25:15
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Romy :
Poor baby must be so terrified and confused. You are doing the right thing ! The vet will be able to give you lots of advice ❤️
2026-10-29 23:27:50
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Mumsy <3 :
You can ask the vet for some anxiety meds for the transition
2026-10-30 01:29:25
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Estelle VANNEY :
If she not urinating anymore maybe try to sleep with her, cats hate to sleep in a room alone, we had a foster she was a baby and she was screaming every time she knew we were awake and as the time passed she was screaming during the day too bc she wanted to be with us, maybe I’m wrong but if I had a room big enough I would be sleeping sometimes with my fosters, maybe ask the vet also she needs to be in quarantine
2026-10-30 00:54:02
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Christalla Fernandes :
Does she not have kittens somewhere? you really are doing so well.
2026-10-30 08:49:01
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Liv :
“I’m never gonna give up on you” ma’am my heart can’t take the gentle pure love in your voice
2026-10-29 23:58:45
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kim.hill :
we put the Gabapentin in straight up tuna, not cat food, when our kitty had to go to the vet. Good luck. She's a beautiful cat
2026-10-30 01:51:41
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angelswiththeirwingsgluedon :
cats need weeks to adjust to change. my cat hid in a cabinet for about 2 weeks when I left my marriage. and I am her human.
2026-10-30 02:21:03
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kandyanderson0 :
Try leaving some dry food down all night and a bowl of water
2026-10-30 01:41:21
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Cynthia :
You should try feliway diffuser to help calm her down. It was recommended to me by my vet when my cat was stressed because we brought in a new kitten.
2026-10-29 23:28:16
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Ree :
Try putting the food in the closet. Maybe leave a radio on in her room at low volume?
2026-10-29 23:32:58
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💕🦋AnimalWhisperer1111💕🦋 :
I know it's heartbreaking to hear Princess crying at the door and then see her retreat to the closet, but I have a couple of suggestions that might help. ❤️Try going into her room and just sitting on the floor with a bowl of cereal or something to eat. Don't try to approach her or encourage her to come out. Just eat, read, or talk softly while she watches you from her hiding place. Sometimes cats build trust simply by observing us going about ordinary activities without making any demands of them. You might also consider getting her a couple of soft stuffed animals. They actually make stuffed animals with little purring mechanisms inside that might provide some comfort and companionship. I know Princess is frightened and overwhelmed by all these changes, and that stress can certainly affect her appetite. Since she hasn't eaten in 48 hours, I'm glad you have someone coming tomorrow. You might want to ask about an appetite stimulant called cyproheptadine. Elura and mirtazapine can cause some unpleasant side effects in certain cats, while cyproheptadine is another option that some cats tolerate better. And one more thing, don't underestimate the importance of simply being present. You don't have to entertain Princess or constantly try to reassure her. Sometimes sitting quietly together is enough. Every peaceful moment she spends observing you is another opportunity for her to build confidence. I hope before long we'll be watching videos of Princess coming out of that closet, enjoying her meals, and discovering all the cozy places in her home. I'm cheering for you!!! The vet knows how to handle this, don't be nervous about the Gabapentin. ❤️🐾
2026-10-29 23:59:31
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yourdadsdovahkiin :
i would leave a youtube up of forest sounds, cat purring, or any random cat tv with birds or mice on the screen. maybe provide more areas where she can hide in the room, this way she has more options in case she needs to “retreat” while still being able to explore. definitely add some random treats like churus squeezed out in different areas, maybe even some little sprinkles of catnip? she just seems so used to constant stimulation being outdoors to now being inside in the quiet. thank you so much for taking care of this baby 🥰 i wish there were more people like you in the world
2026-10-29 23:41:21
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JediPartyRunner :
You’ve got this, freind. She will settle in!
2026-10-29 23:32:09
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Kay :
As someone who fosters a lot, I find smaller spaces work best.
2026-10-29 23:46:40
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melissab3689 :
I think she’s also smelling your other kitty which is probably making her more anxious but you’re doing great and she will come around!
2026-10-29 23:26:41
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