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The "3-3-3 rule" for cats is a guideline for new owners to understand a cat's adjustment period: 3 days for initial decompression, 3 Weeks to start settling in. and 3 months to fell fully at home. This phased approach helps manage expectations and guides owners to be patient and supportive during the transition by providing a safe space and establishing a consistent routine. 

3 days: Decompression 

• Your cat is likely to be stressed, scared, or overwhelmed.
• They may hide, refuse to eat or drink, or have accidents.
• What to do: Provide a quiet, safe space (like a bedroom) with food, water, and a litter box. Avoid forcing interaction and limit stimulation. 

3 weeks: Settling in

• Your cat should start to feel more comfortable and learn your routine.
• They will begin to come out more often, and their true personality will start to show.
• What to do: Continue to be consistent with meal times and routines. Gently start to introduce them to other family members or pets. 

3 months: Feeling at home 

• Your cat should feel completely comfortable and secure in their new environment.
• They will likely be more playful, affectionate, and engaged, forming strong bonds with you.
• What to do: Continue to provide a consistent and loving environment, allowing them to fully be themselves.