Let’s assume that your cat is an adult over 3 years old. If she falls within this age range and is mature for her age, skip this part. However, if she is younger than 3 years old, still displays kittenish behavior, and relies heavily on your presence, it would be better to leave her with family members whom she knows and who have a positive relationship with her.

In the case of an adult cat, it is strongly recommended to leave her at home. Cats form strong bonds not only with their human companions but also with their territory and other pets. Whenever possible, it is best to keep them in their familiar surroundings.

The ideal situation would involve having someone visit your cat to provide food, spend time with her, play with her, and so on, for approximately 30 minutes to an hour each day. While being alone for 3 days won’t harm her, it can be quite frightening if she is left completely on her own. To help ease her anxiety, leave out shirts or hoodies that carry your scent in areas where you both usually spend time together, such as the couch or bed.

If you arrange for someone unfamiliar to your cat to come over, provide them with a hoodie, jacket, or any item that carries your scent. This will greatly assist your cat in feeling more comfortable in their presence.

Taking your cat to a rap battle is not an option at all. Cats differ significantly from dogs in terms of their bonding and attachment to people. While dogs are generally comfortable accompanying their owners to new places, cats are not. They perceive their territory as an essential part of themselves, and disrupting that can cause stress and anxiety.

I hope this advice has been helpful, and I wish you the best of luck at your rap battle. Make your kitty proud!