About CAT-astrophes
CAT-astrophes is run by Kim Houston, a behavioural consultant specialising in Feline Behaviour. Kim is a Certified
Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB), and a Full Member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC).
It is upsetting when a cat develops unwanted behaviours and it is often difficult
for the owner to understand why this might be happening. The consequences can be disruptive and very distressing
and the difficult decision to part with your beloved cat may often be considered the only option. This need not be the
case if you seek the help and support of a qualified and experienced Feline Behaviour Consultant.
CAT-astrophes
will help you understand why your cat is displaying unwanted behaviours and will then work with you, using gentle and positive
techniques, to take steps to address the problems. Most unwanted or inappropriate behaviours can be modified or eliminated
using the correct methods.
Behaviour consultations take place only on veterinary referral. This
is to ensure that there are no underlying medical issues that might be causing or contributing to the behaviour problem.
Consultations can either take place in your home or via telephone, depending on locality.
Consultations usually last about two hours. Further information about the consultation process can be found here.
The aim of CAT-astrophes is to bring back a harmony between you, your cat and its environment.
If your cat has a behaviour problem that you would like to discuss, please call Kim on 07786 546260 or email cat-counsellor@cat-astrophes.com.
You can also send your comments or request further information by filling in the information
request form here.
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