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You’ve probably found my site because you are experiencing issues with your cat’s behaviour. Maybe your cat is peeing outside the litter tray or showing signs of aggression. Perhaps you have more than 1 cat and they don’t get along. Or maybe your cat is using your furniture as scratching posts or meowing excessively?

First of all, referral by your vet is required. This is because there are many factors that can cause or contribute to the development of behaviour issues. These causes may include current, developing or previous medical conditions. Your vet can examine your cat(s) to rule out medical issues as a cause of the behaviour. Once your vet has established there is no medical reason for the cat’s behaviour issues they can refer you for a behaviour consultation. Please click here to download my Veterinary Referral Form.

If your cat is physically healthy then their unwanted behaviour may be their way of telling you they are unhappy about something. Problematic behaviour can be the cat’s way of trying to communicate with you or with other cats in the household or in their territory.

I will assess your cat’s behaviour, taking into account their history, living situation, age, breed, etc. During a consultation I will ask for a lot of information as this helps me identify causes for your cat’s behaviour and contributing factors. This enables me to devise a behaviour modification strategy. You will get tools and advice on how to implement this strategy and I will be there to guide you along the way. Patience and consistency are key! It will take time for your cat to stop their problematic behaviour. Some cats are more stubborn, or persistent, than others. During this stage honesty and transparency are crucial: if something is not working then please let me know! I will try my best to come up with strategies that best work for you and your cat. Each cat, person and situation is unique and I tailor my advice accordingly.

You can find out more about me and my services using the various pages on this site.

To contact me, send an email to info@happycats.london or fill out the form on my contact page.

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