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Cat Behaviour guides available from Cats Protection’s ‘Essential Guides’ series.
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Humane Society of the United States - The USA's largest animal protection organisation, cat behavioural advice.
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Cats International - Advice on a variety of feline behaviour problems.
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The Daily Meowing - A behavioural advice site for modern cats and their pet humans.
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If your cat is in any discomfort, pain or distress please consult your own veterinary surgeon. However, if you have a non-urgent behavioural question, you can email our qualified behavioural adviser on: [email protected] (Please note: our adviser is a volunteer, so will not always be able to answer queries on the same day).
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Understanding and reducing aggression in cats; visit Cat Chat's advice page.
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Cat Aggression towards Humans - advice from International Cat Care (formerly the Feline Advisory Bureau)
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Animal communication is still a little understood area, and will not appeal to everyone. In cases of medical issues always consult your vet first. A fee is payable for private consultations, but the service is free to animal rescue centres.
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The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors: Help & information about pet behaviour, and answers to frequently asked questions. The site also contains a list of pet behaviour practitioners in the U.K.
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Canine & Feline Behaviour Association: Help & information about pet behaviour.
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Great tips for keeping your pets secure, and reducing their fear during firework season.
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Cat Chat's own Feline Forum - Post your query under 'Health & Behaviour' for friendly, experienced advice.
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Plenty of advice and help available from Purrs in our Hearts Forum members.
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'Indoor' cats: Suggestions to make an indoor cat's life a happy and enriched one.
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How to keep your indoor cat happy! Tips and advice from the 'Knowyourcat' feline advice website.
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Causes, solutions and breaking the habit - for information and advice visit Cat Chat's Meowing at Night advice page.
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Tips when moving house with your cat. Using Feliway helps maintain the sense of security that cats need to feel calm and happy.
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Moving house with your cat? Excellent fact page with advice from International Cat Care (formerly the Feline Advisory Bureau).
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Bringing a new cat into the home? The tried and trusted 'Bonding Room' Technique will help the cat settle in easily and with the minimum of stress.
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Introducing a new cat to resident cats? Planning ahead and careful introductions can be crucial to a harmonious life, both for you and the animals.
