JW CAT BEHAVIOUR & WELLBEING

Make sense of your cat’s behaviour

Cats are complex, individual and often misunderstood. I help cat parents understand what is happening, why it may be happening, and what practical changes can improve life for the whole household.

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What I help with

Behaviour that seems difficult, disruptive or confusing is often a sign that a cat’s needs are not being fully met—or that something in their environment or relationships needs closer attention.

  • Conflict between cats: tension, chasing, blocking, fighting or one cat becoming withdrawn.

  • Toileting outside the litter tray: urinating or defecating where they shouldn't.

  • Fear and anxiety: hiding, nervousness, sensitivity to noise or difficulty coping with change.

  • Aggression towards people: biting, scratching, swiping or unpredictable behaviour.

  • Night-time disruption and vocalisation: calling, waking the household or unsettled behaviour at night.

  • Changes in behaviour: suddenly seeming different, less confident, more reactive or less engaged.

  • Preventative wellbeing support: helping you improve your cat’s environment and daily life before problems develop.

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I don't give cat advice

I help you make sense of your individual cat: their behaviour, communication, needs, relationships and environment.That means looking beyond the behaviour itself. We explore what may be driving it, what your cat could be experiencing and what practical changes are realistic for you.My approach is evidence-informed, compassionate and tailored to the whole household. There is no one-size-fits-all solution and no judgement.


The aim isn't simply to stop a behaviour. It's to understand what is causing it.

What to expect

1. Tell me what’s happening
You share the behaviour you are concerned about, along with relevant information about your cat, their history and home life.
2. We look at the whole picture
We explore health, environment, routines, relationships and possible sources of stress or frustration.
3. You receive a tailored plan
I provide practical recommendations designed around your cat and your household.
4. We review and adjust
Behaviour change can take time. Follow-up support helps us assess progress and adapt the plan where needed.

About me

I’m a qualified feline behaviourist with an Advanced Diploma in Applied Animal Behaviour (Feline), alongside further study in animal welfare and behaviour through the University of Edinburgh.I work with cat parents in the UK and internationally, helping them better understand their cats and address behaviour concerns with empathy, curiosity and practical support.My interest in feline behaviour grew from living with cats who were anything but “easy.” Each of them has reinforced the same lesson: behaviour always makes more sense when we take the time to understand the individual cat behind it.

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Services & Prices
Support tailored to your cat

Every cat, household and behaviour concern is unique. These prices give you a clear starting point, and I'll always confirm the full cost before you book.

Free Introductory Call: £0

Short 15-minute call to understand what's happening and recommend the most suitable next step.


Cat Clarity Call: £55

A 45-minute online call for straightforward questions, preventative support, enrichment ideas, preparing for change, or helping you better understand your cat. Includes a brief written summary of recommendations.


Behaviour Support Package: from £195

For ongoing concerns such as toileting outside the litter tray, tension between cats, fear, stress, overgrooming, vocalisation or other changes in behaviour.Includes a questionnaire, review of relevant photos/videos, a 60–75 minute online consultation, personalised written plan, one follow-up call and three weeks of ongoing support.


A note on remote support and home visits

Most behaviour support can be provided remotely, which is often less stressful for cats than having an unfamiliar person come into their home.Where a local home visit would be genuinely useful, we can discuss this together. Any additional cost for travel or time will always be agreed before you book.Not sure what kind of support you need?You don’t need to work that out alone. Tell me a little about your cat and what has been happening, and I’ll help you decide the best next step.

Cat Behaviour Community

Support, advice and a community of cat parents

Sometimes you don't need a full behaviour consultation. You just want somewhere to ask questions, learn more about your cat and talk to people dealing with similar challenges.Our online community brings together cat parents and three qualified feline behaviour professionals — including me — so you can learn, share experiences and get guidance along the way.


Inside the community

• Ask questions about your cat's behaviour
• Learn from qualified feline behaviour professionals
• Connect with other cat parents
• Access ongoing advice and resources


Is it right for you?

The community is ideal if you want ongoing learning and support around your cat's behaviour.If you need a detailed assessment and personalised behaviour plan for a specific problem, my Behaviour Support Package is likely to be a better fit.


Join the community

£29.95/month

Join other cat parents and get ongoing access to a supportive community and three qualified feline behaviour professionals, including me.


Not sure what you need?

What cat parents say

Real experiences from people I’ve supported.

"James’s gentle guidance and deep understanding of feline behaviour have brought us so much peace. He listened without judgement and offered thoughtful insight into both Snuggles’s world and mine. I’ve learned how to better support her and create an environment where she feels safe. Our bond is now stronger, calmer and filled with more trust."

Snuggle's guardian


"James quickly recognised Harry’s behaviour patterns and understood how best to interact with him. Harry, who usually avoids most people—especially men—felt comfortable enough to nap on his lap. Since following James’s advice, my bond with Harry has deepened and he seems more relaxed around others. James has made a big difference for our whole family."

Harry's guardian

Tell me about your cat

You do not need to know exactly what kind of support you need. Tell me a little about your cat and what has been happening. I’ll reply by email and, where helpful, offer a free 15-minute introductory call to discuss the next steps.

Prefer email?

Send a brief outline of what's happening with your cat and I'll get back to you.


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