Working with a cat behavior expert can be a new experience for many cat owners. This article explains the process and my philosophy, and it can help cat owners with cats that display behavioral issues decide whether to work with a behavior expert.

Help identify the cases when a cat behavior specialist can help once your vet has ruled out medical issues: elimination outside the box, cat introductions, cooperative care, aggressive behavior are examples.

Learn why your cat’s actions are not random but follow predictable patterns influenced by environmental cues (antecedents) and the outcomes that result from them (consequences).

Playing with your cat is an important activity. Play provides physical exercise, mental enrichment, and strengthens the bond between the cat and it’s owner. Learn about the do’s and don’ts when playing with your cat.

Do synthetic facial pheromone products work for cat introductions? Learn about the latest studies and the main key takeaways if these products help with fighting cats.

How to prevent tension in a multi-cat household. Ample key resources, cat food, litter boxes, play, and access to hiding spaces can make all the difference in a peaceful multi-cat home.

Learn about the different needs of cats when it comes to feeding routine, metabolism, and behavior. Cats are strictly carnivorous, unlike our omnivorous canine friends. Unlike dogs, feeding cats only twice per day can easily put them in distress.

Discover how to manage feline aggression with science-based strategies. Get expert insight into causes, warning signs, and effective behavior solutions.