How else can I reduce stress for my cat? • Limit changes in the environment. If you know there will be disruptors – like a new home or a vacation, be sure to transition your cat slowly.

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Cats in particular much prefer routine and the status quo – whether it’s sticking to the best cat food or keeping the kitchen layout the same – and spring cleaning can cause them anxiety.

While we can train cats in being able to cope with situations they find hard to handle, the impact of the stress isn’t lasting. Long-term stress is a different story, notes Dr. MacMillan.