Adopting a traumatized pet friend will require a much more careful care and adaptation process. We wanted to share with you some important points that we should pay attention to, especially for our little friend to get used to you and its new environment:

Find out who your little friend is, who they have lived with before, and what kind of environment they lived in.

Find out what your pet friend likes and dislikes, how this little friend is fed, and whether your friend has experienced a traumatic situation.

It should be known that the separation of our little friends from their previous habitat and previous family is a cause of trauma in itself. Instead of giving your little friend a place in its new habitat, let it determine its own place in the home. It is very important for them to find a place where they feel comfortable and safe to ensure their peace of mind. On the point of nutrition, take care not to give your little friend any food other than special cat or dog food. It should not be forgotten that the diet may also be among the causes of the traumatic situation your little friend is experiencing. You should show your love as much as possible and be extremely patient during the adaptation process. Spending as much time with them as possible, playing games that they like and can spend their energy on, supporting their usual feeding routine with treats when they deserve a reward, and communicating with them by talking to them a lot will greatly contribute to building their trust in you.