Frequently asked Cat behaviour questions
- 23 hours ago
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If you've found yourself searching for answers to any of the following questions, you're not alone—and professional support can make a real difference. As a Clinical Animal Behaviourist accredited by both the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) and the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC), and registered veterinary nurse. I provide evidence-based behaviour support tailored to you and your cat. These accreditations are recognised standards of professional practice and, if your pet insurance policy includes behavioural treatment, you may be able to claim towards the cost of consultations (subject to your insurer's terms and conditions). I can help if you're asking questions such as:
How can I stop my cat fighting with neighbouring cats?
Why has my cat stopped using the litter tray and started to toilet in the home?
How can I stop my cat from urine spraying around the home?
How can I stop my cat from being aggressive and biting me?
How can I introduce another cat or kitten into my home?
How can I reduce my cats stress?
How can I help my older cat who is very vocal/meowing loudly?
How can I help my cat who is attacking their tail?
How can I help my cat feel more confident?
How can I stop my cat overgrooming?
How can I help my cat to enjoy being groomed?
How can I stop my cat from waking me up in the night?
How can I get my cat to play more?
How can I make my home more cat friendly?
What tricks can I teach my cat?
And any thing else your cat is doing, they are all unique!
Get in touch we can discuss this and more during a home visit, covering 20 miles from Brighton and Hove, into East Sussex and West Sussex.
