I am an ABTC Registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist specialising exclusively in cats and a full practising member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC).

 My work supports cats from a wide range of backgrounds, from feral and shelter cats to companion and show cats. I specialise in addressing various behavioural issues, such as anxiety and stress, which many cats may experience. 

Throughout my career, I have worked with numerous charities to rehabilitate cats at risk of surrender or euthanasia. I previously ran my own cattery, where I fostered and rehabilitated traumatised shelter cats, helping them adapt to new homes and families.

I enjoy working with cat parents to understand the specific challenges they and their cats are experiencing. Using my investigative skills, I identify the factors influencing each cat's behaviour so we can work towards a calmer more harmonious home.

As a Clinical Animal Behaviourist, I address a range of feline behaviours, but the most rewarding experiences come from witnessing cats that were once anxious or distressed begin to rebuild their trust.

Seeing a distressed cat begin to feel safe again can be transformative for the whole household. I also support cat-parents in improving their cat's quality of life and rebuilding trust within their relationship.

With time, consistency and an individual welfare-led behaviour plan, cats and their families can build a safer, more fulfilling life together.