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Cat Behavior Consultation – Common Issues Addressed:

• Aggression (toward people, other pets, or objects)
• Fear and  Phobias (loud noises, strangers, unfamiliar environments)
• Separation  Anxiety (destructive behavior, excessive vocalization when left alone)
• Inappropriate Elimination (urination or defecation outside the litter box)
• Scratching Furniture (improper scratching behavior, lack of appropriate scratching posts)
• Excessive Grooming (over-grooming, licking, hair pulling)
• Litter Box Problems (not using the litter box, preferring certain spots)
• Over-Vocalization (excessive      meowing, yowling, or crying)
• Destructive Chewing (chewing on cords, plants, furniture)
• Pica (eating non-food items, such as fabrics, paper, or plastics)
• Fears and Phobias (fear of certain people, objects, or locations)
• Aggressive Play (attacking hands, feet, or other pets during play)
• Biting and Scratching (especially during play or out of fear)
• Inappropriate Hiding (fearful or stressed cats hiding excessively)
• Behavioral Marking (spraying or territorial marking behavior)
• Anxiety and Stress (behavioral changes due to environmental changes, new pets, or people)
• Inter-cat  Aggression (fighting or bullying between multiple cats in the household)
• Difficulty Adapting to New Environments (moving to a new home, adjusting to new pets)
• Shyness or Fearfulness (timid cats, issues with handling, or socializing with people)
• Boredom and  Lack of Enrichment (excessive sleeping, low energy,      or behavioral issues due to lack of stimulation)
• Chasing or Pouncing (overactive chasing behaviors that lead to undesirable outcomes, like knocking things over)

Cat Obedience Training – Common Commands:

• Sit
• Come (Recall)
• Stay
• High Five (offering paw)
• Shake (paw shake)
• Down (lying down)
• Leave It (ignoring an object or food)
• Off (get off furniture or counters)
• Jump (jumping onto a surface or target)
• Targeting (touching a designated target with their nose or paw)
• Go to Your Bed (directing cat to their bed or crate)
• Relax (lying still)
• Come (getting the cat’s attention and encouraging them to approach)
• Walk on a Leash (harness training and walking calmly)
• Quiet (stop vocalizing, especially in situations like yowling)
• Look at Me (eye contact for attention or focus)
• Paw Targeting (touching a  target with paw for tricks or training)
• Climbing (using vertical spaces such as scratching posts or shelves)
• Tunnel Training (encouraging  cats to go through tunnels for enrichment)
• Spin (spinning in place in a circle)

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