Things to note when moving with a cat:
1. Before moving to a new home, do some things that might stress your cat at your old home, such as trimming its nails or applying flea medication. At the new home, take precautions to protect doors, windows, and furniture.
2. When moving to a new home, ensure your cat is kept in a safe place. On moving day, pack all other belongings first, then move your cat's personal items, making sure your cat is kept in a safe place to prevent them from accidentally running out and getting into an accident.
3. After moving to the new home, first set up the cat's belongings in the new place, arrange the placement of basic items such as cat bowls and litter boxes, and bring some of the original cat litter so that the cat has a familiar scent to reduce stress and also prevent the cat from urinating or defecating indiscriminately. 
4. Create a familiar environment for the cat, such as its usual sleeping bed, favorite toys, or the owner's clothes, catnip, or catnip. These can be placed in various corners of the new home. Do not chase the cat away, so as to reduce the cat's tension and stress.
5. When bringing your cat to a new home, if the cat is very nervous in the new environment, do not move it. You can create a safe hiding place for the cat so that it has a place to hide when it is anxious. Let it come out when it wants to, and let it explore the new environment slowly.
What the owner did after moving with their cat:
1. Spend a lot of time with your cat in the first few days after moving, petting and comforting it to help relieve its anxiety.
2. Take good care of them and pay close attention to their health at all times.
3. Do not bathe your cat, absolutely do not bathe it! If it is really dirty, you can wipe it with a damp towel.
4. You can change your cat's bed sheets and clothes to unwashed old ones, which can help relieve the cat's stress.
5. You can try to distract the cat by using pheromone incense, sprays, or catnip to soothe its mood.
