Cat Behavior Training Specialists
Rulers of the internet and your household…cats!
Gracious overlords…cats!
Stars of all your favorite memes...cats!
Did you know that cats are the most popular furry family member in America? Around 86 million homes in our country are “owned” by a feline. Their behavior is complex and commonly misunderstood. While dogs were purposely bred to suit our needs, cats were basically rewarded for simply sticking around and providing rodent control. Because of this, they have retained many more “wild” characteristics.
Cat Behavior Problems
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If you have a cat with behavioral issues, please reach out to schedule a remote consultation. During these cat behavior training sessions, we will collect behavior history and answer any questions owners may have. We will then begin troubleshooting and a behavior modification and management plan will be created.
All feline behavior services include lifetime support for the behavior concern that is addressed during the consultation!
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Our cat behavior specialist can consult on many behavior concerns, including but not limited to:
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Fear/ anxiety
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Aggression/ biting/ scratching
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Resource guarding (people, places, or objects–either from people or other animals)
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Intra- or interspecies conflict
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Integrating pets in a household
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Boredom-based destruction
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Escaping
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Inappropriate elimination
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Inappropriate vocalization
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Functionless repetitive behaviors
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Nuisance behaviors ​
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Learning cooperative care for vet visits, grooming, taking medication, etc.
Feline Behavior Consultations
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If you have a cat with behavioral issues, please reach out to schedule an initial consultation! During this consultation, there are three goals that we will accomplish:​
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Gather a thorough history
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Put together a customized management plan
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Determine what our behavior modification (training) plan will be
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Management and training go hand-in-hand. We can't be successful in modifying the vast majority of problem behaviors without a modicum of management present. The reason for this is that management is what prevents the cat from practicing problem behaviors as much as humanly possible. If we conduct a training session, make progress, then allow the cat to practice the problem behaviors multiple times between training sessions, then we're taking two steps forward, three steps back. We're essentially spinning our wheels. Once we have a solid management plan in place, we can then discuss behavior modification.
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When we discuss the behavior modification plan during the initial consultation, we will set clear, concise training goals, prioritize those goals, then determine how much time we need to get clients well on their way to meeting those goals.
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What Our Clients Are Saying
Schedule an Intro Session
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Schedule an intro session to get started building your custom training plan.
Based on your pet's history, breed and behavior, Emily will assess the root of the problem(s) to ensure you fully understand your cat and how to improve their mental and physical state.
