Litter Box Issues
You’ve tried every type of litter box and all the cat litter on the market.
But without fail, your cat will pee on your laundry pile, on your bed and finding pee on your work clothes right before you run out the door to work is frustrating.
Or, your cat might:
-Spray/mark urine
-Miss the litter box
-Have trouble with multi-cat litter boxes
-Poop in inappropriate places
Cats will struggle with litter box issues ranging from “I’m choosy about my litter” to major issues, both medical and behavioural.
While these issues are frustrating, most of them can be resolved once you have the right plan!
Petting Aggression
These cats seem to ask for attention, but flip quickly
Petting aggression is a common issue, and it can make living with a cat challenging. These cats seem to ask for affection, and often flip quickly.
We’ll go back to your cat’s kittenhood, look at her behaviour over time and make sure we find the root cause, bringing some peace into your home!
Housemate Issues
Friends or Enemies?
Cats can be best friends or enemies in the same home. From fights to guarding spaces, litterbox wars and general unhappiness, it’s no fun for anyone.
Whether you’re dealing with a long-haul dispute or a new adoption that is going sideways, we’ll get you on the right track.
Dog/Cat Conflict
There are times when cats and dogs are best friends, but in many homes, they are different species speaking different languages with different needs. On top of that, what might be fun for the dog is scary for the cat, and this issue can have scary outcomes.
We’ll set up your house to improve their relationship, assess safety to ensure everyone is out of harm’s way, and get you started on a management and training plan to set your duo up for a lifetime of harmony.
Fearful Behaviour
Confident predator or scared prey animal?
Cats are often thought of as tough and independent. The reality is, they are prone to fearful behaviour for many reasons, from medical issues that make them hide, socialization issues in kittenhood or even household activities that interfere with their well-being.
Your scaredy cat is sensitive to small things, from the layout of the house (right down to exactly where your food bowl sits). We will explore why your cat feels the way they do and what we can do to help them.
Nighttime Activity
Cats are crepuscular, meaning they are often active at dawn and dusk, so your cat waking you up at 4 am might be just who they are.
If your cat goes to bed without getting their beans out during the day, you might be in this for the long haul.
Instead, we can give them a daytime routine and feeding plan that will help shift them to nighttime sleeping.