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The first-week checklist
Optional planning checklist, not a health score, deadline or proof that pets are ready to meet. Ticks are stored only in this browser when storage works; they do not sync or go to a clinic. Another language has its own existing item IDs. Print a copy if you need a record. Check the cat's needs rather than completing items by the named day.
A new home can be stressful, but stress does not rule out illness. Contact a veterinarian promptly if your cat eats less or stops eating, vomits repeatedly, has diarrhea, seems unwell, or changes litter habits. Trouble breathing or repeated straining with little or no urine needs immediate veterinary help. Do not wait for a checklist day or a settling-in deadline.
Your first week, step by step
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The groups are planning labels, not medical timing or required stages. Pause an introduction when either animal is uncomfortable. A completed checklist cannot rule out illness.