Dog to cat problems
When you're canine companion and feline friend are not getting along. Your dog is chasing your cat and stressing them. This can also be used to set your pets up for success before a new puppy or cat arrives home.
Dog to cat challenges in St Albans, Hertfordshire
When you see your dog and cat not getting along it can cause a lot of heartache and anguish. Cats can experience stress related illnesses which can leave you feeling overwhelmed and guilt ridden.
You and your partner may even be putting off living together due to your pets not getting along.
Book in call to see how I can help support you to bring more harmony in your cat's and dogs life. This service can also be used as a prevention service (so you can take steps before welcoming home a new pet).
Initial steps in working together
Send me an email or book a call to discuss how I can help you and your pet
If we are a good fit for each other and you'd like to go ahead
A vet referral required - this involves a vet signing a form to confirm behaviour services can take place and sending across your pets clinical history. This is an important part of the behavioural service, you can read more on this here.
What is involved?
If you are more than 45 minutes drive from AL1 3TF then we can offer all support remotely via zoom/phone/email.
If you would prefer an in-person consultation initially then this may be possible (depending on location), so please contact us to discuss: hello@stpawstrainingacademy.co.uk
What is included?
- Pre work prior to the consultation which includes studying your dog's clinical history, creating a timeline of events, and studying the questionnaire (1.5 hours)
- A 1.5 hour consultation which includes why your dog is behaving this way, what to do, how to start to build their confidence straight away.
- Help filling in insurance forms
- 3 or 5 in person sessions where we put in to place techniques to help you and your cat and dog and get the relief and results you need (core and intensive packages)
- A behavioural report outlining everything regarding your dogs and cats behaviour and what to do to change it.
- A report to your vet
- Remote support via email/ WhatsApp for 1 hour - I'm here for you.
- Access to useful resources and videos.
- Liaising with your vet incase their input is required at any stage.
Why work with me?
I have a passion for dogs and cats. I’m devoted to being helpful and provide you with all the support you need about the problem you’re coming to me with. I want to give you and your family all the tools to help you feel confident.
Who is this not for?
If you don't feel that you can commit to time training your dog out of the sessions this is not for you.
Frequently asked questions
Q - Why do I need to get vet referral? My dog does not seem poorly.
It is important that we have a relationship with your vet incase input is needed at any stage. You can read more here.
Investment
There are 3 options that can be used over 6 months.
1. Behaviour Reset Initial Plan - £350
Clinical history taking and questionnaire taking
1 x 1.5 hour consult
Behaviour report
Report to your vet
2. Behaviour Core Programme - £595
Clinical history taking and questionnaire taking
1 x 1.5 hour consult
Behaviour report
3 x one hour sessions
Report to your vet
Remote support for one hour
3. Behaviour Intensive Programme - £669
Clinical history taking and questionnaire taking
1 x 1.5 hour consult
Behaviour report
5 x one hour sessions
Report to your vet
Remote support for one hour
1 hour follow up sessions can be booked for £89 per hour.
What can I help with?
- If your cat or dog shows signs of distress such as hiding more, panting, growling, or hissing around each other this service can help you. Please also look at my Cat Website.
- For people who want to work with an ethical behaviourist that will put your dog and cats welfare at the forefront.
- For people who want to help set up their dog and cat up for success when living together.
What experience do I have?
I have spoken about cat and dog challenges on BBC Radio and how to set dogs and cats up for success on Dog Cast Radio.
