Fear and anxiety are the underlying factors for many of the behaviour problems seen in practice. Many pets with recurrent medical problems, such as vomiting, diarrhoea or skin problems, may also have anxiety as the underlying issue. The problem is, an anxious or fearful pet is more likely to bite.

Pheromones are chemical signals secreted by animals for communicating with members of the same species. For example, feline facial pheromones are used by cats to mark their territory as safe and secure. Synthetic copies of these natural pheromones have been developed to assist management of stress-related problems in pets. Feliway

If only pets could talk! It would be so much easier if they could simply tell us what is bothering them. Instead we have to be good observers and spend a bit of time figuring it all out. Here's the 5 crucial steps to start solving your pet's behaviour problems.

For most cats and their owners, a trip to the vet is a stressful event. Once agitated, it can take a cat a long time to calm down and it will look forward to the next visit even less. So, how can we turn this into a more tolerable event

If the fur’s flying in your house, the result can be cat-astrophic! Seriously, though, once your cats start fighting, it is unlikely to resolve on its own and you do need to intervene before serious injury to the cats, or you, occurs. Firstly, we need to look at why