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Posted by Pyewacket on January 08, 2003 at 22:15:41:

In Reply to: cat acclimation posted by bradkanus on January 06, 2003 at 19:35:35:

Hi Brad,
As Abymom and Madame Alto have said, three days isn’t very long for your cat to be hiding. Many cats hide for weeks and some even for months. Just continue to go slowly and patiently. I would suggest moving the food and water dishes out from under the bed to encourage her to come out. She doesn’t need to come out if her food and water is brought in to her.:) Just be patient and let her know you are there. Keep talking and reading to her. She will come out when she feels comfortable.
Good luck,
Sue

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