My kittens have just arrived, and they always like to hide in the dark, and when they are released,

When it first arrives in an unfamiliar environment, it is more scared, so it will hide, and you often give it food, and if you spend more time with it, it will be close to you.

Just put it in a box, and put it in your room if it's cold.

The kitten has just entered the house, your home is new to it, it will be scared, and it will not be like this after a while of adaptation.

Buy her a cat bed, or use your ingenuity to make one, it doesn't have to be too good, it's warm and cozy.

Get him some small toys, such as a ball of string, a table tennis ball, a cat teasing stick, etc. Kittens love to play, and when they see you coaxing them to play and give them food and drink, they will gradually like you, and they will no longer stretch out their paws to you to demonstrate.

Give him more delicious food, slowly become close to him, pay attention to not forced closeness, don't hug him if he doesn't like you, just get familiar with it in the future.

Just arrived in an unfamiliar environment, more afraid that it will accompany you often eat it hidden.

Pack the box on the cold, then put your room and you close it off.

Don't worry, cats are afraid of being held and suspended in the air, just hug them a few more times.

This may be because he is not familiar with the environment and you are all new, and is a little scared. It would be nice to have some more time. I'm afraid that it will be too familiar in the future, and I can't control it.

My cat is not afraid of the sky and the earth in his own house, and dares to scratch and bite. When I went to someone else's room, I got into the crack of the bed, and I couldn't straighten my legs.

The environment is unfamiliar, and the newly bought cat is kept in a cage for a few days, I guess so.

Don't frighten it, don't disturb it, water, food, and a sand box Put it near it, and within three days, the cat will slowly come out and make friends with you.