Good link.. cheers

Most cats do fine in a carrier or crate for a time not to exceed 8
hours.  When you get to the new place, set your cat up in the bathroom
and shut the door.  There will be a lot of activity and noise, so the
cat may cry at the door - DO NOT open the door unless all the other
doors are closed.  However, use that bathroom yourself to reassure your
cat.  Put a sign on the door if you need to so others won't open the
door.

Once the movers leave, and the commotion settles down, let the cat out
to explore the new digs.  Your cat will smell all the old furniture
smells and explore the walls and dimensions of the new home.  Don't let
your cat out for a couple of weeks and be sure to be available for
"check-in" when your cat feels the need.

Your move should go well.  The catery idea is good if your cat tries to
disappear, but it may be better to put your cat in the carrier before
the movers arrive, instead.  Basically, you are trying to get the cat
to the new house with you, and all the packing ahead of time may
disturb your cat.  Try to include your cat by letting it play in the
empty boxes and with the packing materials.  When you unpack, leave a
box for a toy and see what develops.

I've moved a few cats in my day, and these steps are how I do it.

Morgen