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Welcome to Cat Behavioural solutions

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Cats perceive the world very differently and sometimes their behaviour can be hard to live with - and difficult to understand.
 They have particular physical, emotional and cognitive needs and if these needs are not met, they can behave in ways that may be quite normal in a ‘cat’s world’ but not within our homes. 

Having a cat in the family should be a loving and joyful experience and with Cat Behavioural Solutions you'll find I'm here to help you understand your cat's behaviour and find solutions to resolve and manage behaviour problems.

I provide onsite assessment in the Wellington area and online for those outside of Wellington.  
You'll receive a report with recommendations, email support and an online follow-up appointment.

Contact Jeannette to arrange A consultation

Some of the most common behavioural issues include:

• Urine spraying on walls, doors, windows, bedding and clothes
• Toileting outside of the litter box
• Aggression to people
• Aggression to other cats and pets in the household
• Destructive scratching of furniture, curtains and wallpaper
• Eating non-food items (pica)
• Excessive vocalising

There are many factors that influence their behaviour including their genetics and early life experiences with people as well as factors in their home environment – this is especially true in multi-cat households.
When I established Cat Behavioural Solutions in 2018, my goal was to create an evidence-based practice founded on the latest research and methods. I am committed to understanding what drives your cat's behavior by analysing the underlying causes. This allows me to provide tailored advice and practical solutions that effectively transform your cat’s behaviour—for the better!

"We were at the end of our tethers with our cat’s aggression and we were desperate for help. Our search led us to Jeanette and she carried out a comprehensive assessment of the interactions between humans and cat. Jeanette then provided us with an excellent briefing of what was going on, along with some very practical immediate and longer term strategies. We implemented all of these over the following days and weeks and have had no episodes of aggression since. Our key learning has been that changing human behaviour is key to changing cat behaviour. Our cat is relaxed and content - we feel safe and relaxed - and we are all living happily together.

Thanks Jeanette for your professional help - which has worked really well."
Peter & Cathye, Lower Hutt