Cats may experience stress when they move to a new home. This is because a new home can put psychological pressure on a cat, making it feel anxious and scared in an unfamiliar environment. It takes time for the cat to adjust on its own.
Measures to prevent stress in cats when they move to a new home: 
1. Give it a small, private space to be alone. When it first arrives at its new home, it will be nervous and scared. Let the cat adjust to the environment on its own first.
2. Don't disturb it too much; just provide it with food and water. Before the cat is familiar with its environment, the owner should not interact or play with it. The cat is currently in a state of emotional unease, so it's best to let it familiarize itself with the new environment on its own.
3. Do not let the new cat come into contact with other pets in the house. Cats need time to get used to each other. Two unfamiliar cats may fight or even get stressed and sick.
