Because Cats are Not Small Dogs.

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Yes, cats can be trained!  Don't tell the dogs, but I LOVE cat training appointments!  We get to use food, play, smells and all sorts of fun things to get our kitties engaged in learning fun things! 

Things we teach cats:  

• Carriers are awesome
• Name and target 
• Station/go to a spot
• Harnesses = exploration time! 
• Vet care is cool
• Meds are delicious
• Fun tricks! 

• The initial intake appointment for dog training is $125 for a 60-75 minute session.
•  Follow-up appointments are $100 per hour. 
• Travel under 30 minutes is included, while travel over 30 minutes incurs a fee of $50. 
• For travel exceeding 30 minutes, the charge increases by $25 for every 15 minutes (for example, 60 minutes of travel will cost $100). 
• Homes with multiple pets will receive a specific quote based on the number and species.

We all know everyone poops and pees but what do you do when it's not where it's supposed to be? 

When urine or stool are out of the box, there are a lot of possible causes. These cases are best addressed through an in home appointment where we can see all the locations, talk about boxes, preferences, and options to resolve the problem. 

Virtual appointments are helpful for these cases, but be prepared to show me around! 

Kitties are less likely to visit the vet for lots of reasons. This often means they aren't happy to see their veterinary friends or say kind words about the care they provide.  There are lots of things we can work on to help your kitty feel safe at the vet and be excited about medications! 

This can be a virtual or in home appointment. 

Whether you are trying to get your kitty to the vet or moving across the country, carriers can be helpful! Booking carrier training sessions for your kitten or new can help prepare your cat for all sorts of life adventures! 

This can be a virtual or in home appointment. 

As an owner of multiple cats, I understand what it's like to integrate a new cat, hear some "swear words" in the hall or find fur on the stairs. Aggression between cats, to humans or other pets is no fun.  There are lots of options to help our feline friends!  I'm always happy to help connect you to additional resources or coordinate care with your vet if needed. 

These sessions can be virtual or in home.