Cat Behaviour
Does your cat scratch at inappropriate places?
Does your kitty pee or poop outside the box?
Does your moggie bite you?
Are you having problems introducing your resident cat to a new dog/cat?
Is your cat experiencing separation anxiety?
Genetics, early life experiences, and living environment influence your cat’s behaviour. These components interact in a way that is unique to your cat.
At Pet Nurture, we aim to help you understand why your cat is exhibiting a particular behaviour and address the problem using compassionate, Fear-Free and scientifically proven therapies.
Most of our strategies involve behavioural and environmental modification techniques using positive reinforcement, pheromone therapy and sometimes supplements.
We also offer in-house cat behavioural training removing the need for referral to another professional.
Cat Behaviour Consultation Concerns include:
- Conflict in Multi-cat households
- House-soiling (litter box problems and urine marking)
- Destructive scratching
- Aggression towards humans and other species
- Fabric chewing, Pica and Wool sucking
- Dietary issues; obesity or anorexia
- Overgrooming
- Excessive vocalisation (meowing/yowling)
- Boredom/hyperactivity
- Cat-Cat and Cat-Dog Introduction
- Taking care of kittens
- Moving with cats
- Food aggression
- Counter surfing
- Separation Anxiety
- Sleep problem behaviour
- Anxiety, Fear, Stress and Phobias
- Behavioural depression
- Territorial issues
- Cats hunting wildlife
- External environmental behaviour problems
- Obsessive-compulsive disorders
- Cognitive dysfunction
- Travelling with cats/home relocation
- Semi-feral cat socialisation, environmental acclimatisation and training
- Veterinary hospital, grooming and boarding behaviour problems and care
We offer in-home consultations in Sydney plus telephone, email, and online (zoom) consultations Australia-Wide.
We’re here to assist your cat in preventing, managing or modifying challenging behaviours to restore your everlasting positive relationship!
Book your consultation by submitting the below form or calling 0403 939 202, emailing Enquiries@petnurture.com.au
Disclaimer:
No information presented on this website should be considered veterinary advice or a replacement for veterinary care. Behaviour issues in cats are often an indication of an underlying medical issue. Always consult your veterinarian about behavioural changes and concerns.
Cat Behaviour Booking Form
