The kitten who had just entered the door hid under the bed and asked for help

Chop up the bibimbap with the meat, put it under the bed, and then hide or don't move until he comes out on his own.

I have raised cats for several years, some experience for reference: If you don't want to buy cat litter, you can go to the construction site to find some coarse yellow sand, packed in a tray with a shallow edge (the cat is too small if the edge is too high to enter), the nature of the cat, it will go in and urinate by itself, of course, you had better put a newspaper under the tray, because the cat has the habit of burying its own excrement, it will make the sand all over the ground, and the smell is heavier, and the sand is best changed every day. You can also find a rag or napkin to wipe the place where the cat has peed before, stain it with the smell of peeing, and then put the rag in the tray with the newspaper, and hold it in when it finds that it has the meaning of peeing or um-huh, so that it can smell the smell of its own pee, and generally after one or two times it will regard that place as its own toilet. >>>More

I often take him to a fixed place to go to the toilet, and after a meal, I give it to the kitten, so I train it many times, so he will have a conditioned reflex after giving him food. I will be conscious later. That place to go to the toilet will not defecate in the open. This is the law of conditioning.

It's good to feed a few more meals, the cat is very well fed, and then it will become cold after mingling with you, but the cat is very annoying when it is in heat.

It's normal to be scared when you first arrive in an unfamiliar environment, and you can keep the cage for a few days, and it's good to get acquainted with it. But remember to put the litter box in the cage, as well as a place to eat, drink and sleep. >>>More