Solutions for an orange tabby cat's poor appetite after moving to a new home:
1. Cats are afraid of unfamiliar environments. Newly brought home cats will be fearful in unfamiliar surroundings. At this time, you just need to prepare food and water and place them where they are hiding. When they feel safe, they will come out to eat.
2. Regulate the cat's digestive system. If a cat doesn't like to eat, it means its digestive system isn't feeling hungry, which indicates poor digestion. In this case, pet owners can help regulate the cat's digestive system. For example, you can feed the cat some yogurt. If it still doesn't eat, you can add some probiotics to its water. Once the cat's digestive system is functioning better, it will naturally start eating again.
3. Cats may experience stress in a new environment and may refuse to eat due to fear. In this case, you can offer some of the cat's favorite foods, such as canned meat or cat treats, to entice it to eat.
4. When inviting the cat out, consider its mood. When you bring the cat to its newly furnished room using a cat carrier or airline carrier, you can open the door but don't force the cat out. Let the cat come out whenever it wants. You can encourage it with a gentle voice or place the cat carrier closer to food and water. 
Food recommendations to increase an orange cat's appetite:
1. Beef and Egg Stew: Any raw or cooked beef scraps will work. Cook in 1.5 cm of broth or stock for 5 minutes, then remove from heat, add an egg and stir. Stir well and heat for another 3 minutes. Your delicious beef and egg stew is now ready.
2. Stewed Meat Bones: Take about 450 grams of minced mutton and a small calf hoof, and cut them into chunks. Put them in a pot, add enough cold water, bring to a boil, and stew for 2 hours. Turn off the heat and let it cool almost completely before removing the bones for your cat to enjoy.
3. Stewed Beef Liver: Raw beef liver must be fed in moderation as it is a laxative. When cooking beef liver, it should be cut into large pieces and coated with whole wheat flour. Lightly fry in a small amount of butter or fat, then transfer to a pot with 1.5 cm of broth. Stew for no more than 5 minutes. Cooked beef liver has a buttery flavor and avoids the laxative effect of raw beef liver.
4. Foil-baked rabbit: Wrap a whole uncooked rabbit tightly in a sheet of aluminum foil and bake in a moderate oven for 2 hours. After it has almost cooled, remove all the bones.
