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A Case Based Approach to Feline House Soiling and Aggression

A Case Based Approach to Feline House Soiling and Aggression

Francesca Riccomini

BSc(Hons) BVetMed CCAB MRCVS DipAS(CABC)

Companion Animal Behaviour Referrals, London

 

Course synopsis

Cats are more popular than ever before. Their increased popularity goes hand in hand with an increase in the number of clients seeking help with their pets' behaviour. House soiling and aggression towards both people and other pets, especially companion and neighbouring felines, are the most commonly presented difficulties with which owners struggle. Greater understanding leads to increased confidence when offering good quality first aid advice and/or approaching such cases in the first opinion clinic.  This course is predominantly a case based workshop, where delegates will be asked to participate in group discussions.  Emphasis will be placed on identifying the motivations underlying specific behavioural problems and applying potential treatment options.

 

Specific areas to be covered

Factors that affect feline behaviour and the role of the environment in causing and resolving problems

 Issues that commonly influence the development of these behavioural difficulties

 Gathering and analysing relevant evidence

Formulating feasible behavioural modification programmes

 

£185 +vat (total £222) 

Additional Info

  • Date: Tuesday 26th June 2012
  • Time: 10am-6pm
  • Venue: Northampton-West

Product Details

  • Price: £185.00
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