The goal isn’t to “fix” your cat. It’s to help them feel secure in their environment.

What helps most

🕰 Predictable routines

Feeding, play, and rest happening at consistent times each day helps your cat feel secure because life feels more predictable and less threatening.

🏡 Safe spaces

Quiet, elevated, enclosed areas (like covered beds, shelves, or tucked-away corners) give your cat somewhere to retreat when they feel overwhelmed.

🤍 Gentle interaction

Letting your cat initiate contact builds trust and prevents them from feeling pressured when they’re already feeling vulnerable.

🌿 Environmental calm

Reducing noise, sudden disruptions and household chaos helps lower your cat’s overall stress baseline.

🔄 Slow transitions

Introducing changes gradually (new people, pets, routines, or spaces) gives your cat time to adjust without triggering fear responses.

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Avoid forcing interaction. Safety comes from choice, control and predictability. Anxiety reduces when your cat feels they can opt out, not just cope.

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