Cat Behaviour

Cats are often said to be aloof and independent and do not need us except to feed them. But as cat owners know cats can be affectionate and make amazing companions. We understand that cats have a variety of needs, and if these are not being met, then behavioural problems can arise.

By looking at how cats live in natural conditions we can gain a better understanding of our cats. With this information, we can provide for them a full and comfortable life living in our homes. Cats are very trainable and respond to positive reinforcement and clicker training.

Cat behaviour problems;

• Cat behaviour problems

• Inappropriate urination,

• Scratching furniture,

•  Aggression towards people

• Aggression towards other cats

• Household conflicts

• Fur pulling

• Hyperesthesia

• Pica: eating inappropriate material

• Spraying indoors

• Fighting

• Hiding

• Anxiety

• Fearfulness

• Litter tray training

• Introducing a new cat

Cat Behaviour Consultation

We will contact your vet prior to the consultations regarding medical treatment that may be relevant to your cat’s behavioural problem.

• Initial consultations last between one and two hours.

• A display of the behavioural problems is not required.