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• inappropriate Elimination
  • Litter Box Issues
  • House Soiling, Marking, Spraying
• Aggression
  • Play Induced Biting/Scratching Between Cats and towards People
  • Fear, Phobias & Anxiety
• ​​​Hiding / Avoidance
• Undesirable Behaviours
  • Nighttime Activity
  • Destructive Scratching
  • Excessive Vocalisation
  • Chewing
  • Counter Surfing
  • Climbing/Jumping
• Door Darting
  • Compulsive Disorders
  • Oral (pica)
  • Fur Plucking (Psychogenic Alopecia)
  • Excessive Grooming/Scratching
• First-time Cat Parenting
• Kitten Classes and socialisation 
• New cat introductions (to current pets)
• General Cat Care Info – Kittens, Cats & Seniors
• ​Preparing your cat for the introduction of a new baby
• And loads more...

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As behaviour change is often initiated by ill-health, pain or discomfort, the first priority on identifying that you cat has a behaviour change or problem, is to ensure that your vet has thoroughly examined your cat to rule out health problems. Once the involvement of ill-health or pain has been ruled out we can begin to treat your cat

Please download a case history questionnaire

REFERRAL FORM FOR ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR CASE-1 (docx)

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