Feline Behaviour Coach

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

Big changes are brewing behind the scenes!

After years of helping families across Toronto and virtually across North America build peaceful relationships with their cats, Feline Behaviour Coach is officially getting a visual refresh.

I’m moving away from my old look and stepping into an aesthetic that is all about serenity now. I want my online home to feel exactly like my consulting approach: deeply calming, natural, and a complete sanctuary for stressed-out cat parents.

We are in the beginning stages of the rebrand, but this fresh look is paving the way for some incredibly exciting educational resources launching very soon.
Stay tuned for the official launch date!

09/03/2026

A cat is a species. Their history and environment are a fingerprint.

When guardians face a tricky behavioural concern, asking friends or searching online is a completely natural first step. It comes from a place of love and wanting to help.

However, in feline consulting, applying a one-size-fits-all solution rarely works long-term. While all cats share basic species needs, their individual "fingerprint" is shaped by three key factors:

Early Life & Socialization: A cat's early kittenhood experiences and past learning history shape how they react to stress and new environments today.

Home Topography & Setup: Micro-details in a home like resource placement, vertical territory, and noise levels directly impact a cat's daily feeling of safety.

Individual Temperament: Just like people, cats have unique coping styles, personality traits, and emotional triggers.

Two cats might show the exact same behaviour (like house-soiling or inter-cat tension), but the root causes are often completely different.

When we look beyond quick fixes and address a cat’s unique history and environment, we stop guessing and start solving the real problem.

09/01/2026

Morning coffee with Delilah!

We always talk about the N+1 rule in multi-cat homes, one litter box, water fountain, or scratching post per cat, plus one extra. But we can’t exactly replicate ourselves!

When human attention is a single resource, cats often adapt through ‘timesharing’ taking turns for one-on-one lap time, morning snuggles, or quiet companionship at different hours of the day.

Since you can’t divide yourself, carving out predictable, staggered moments of dedicated time for each individual cat helps prevent subtle competition and keeps baseline stress low for everyone.

How do your kitties handle sharing their favourite human?

08/28/2026

Something fun is brewing behind the scenes! Lately, I’ve been pouncing on an exciting new project all about getting ready for a brand-new life and navigating every single milestone along the way.

The picture might be of a tiny kitten, but this is really about supporting our cats through all their different stages in life.

No, I am absolutely NOT getting a new kitten myself! My hands and heart are completely full with my current crew. But I am working on something really special designed to help cat parents set those new lives up for success from day one, and keep them happy, healthy, and thriving for every single day of their lives, right into their senior years. I can’t wait to share it with you all very soon!

08/23/2026

08/17/2026

Posted a video yesterday of this cutie rolling around like crazy on her scratcher! Her parents had a delay, so I get another bonus day with her and her kitty roommate.

Her roommate is currently hanging out in her safe spot under the bed, and I never invade her space. I do just enough around the home to make sure she feels comfortable and engaged without forcing interaction. I won’t get down on my hands and knees to stare under the bed, as both an apex predator AND a prey species, that kind of direct pressure would be terrifying for her!

Instead, I gave her space and did just enough passive interaction to get some sweet slow-blinks back. In the meantime, I’m getting some snuggle time in with Miku.

08/16/2026

Who says it’s only dogs that miss their humans? 🐾

Meet Miku! She’s here to set the record straight: cats love their human connection just as much, they just show it with extra dramatic scratcher rolls, endless chin scritches, and full-body purrs.

Cat-sitting visits aren’t just about food and litter duty; they’re about keeping your fur-babies feeling safe, loved, and thoroughly entertained while you’re away.

What’s your cat’s favourite way to show they missed you? Tell me in the comments!

08/15/2026

Time really flies when you’re living with the sweetest soul. Happy 6th Birthday, Delilah! Truly so grateful every single day to have you by my side.

Happy Birthday, baby girl! 🥳💛

08/10/2026

“Excuse me, human, I spent three years carefully placing that fur.”

Cat towers are basically feline art installations. Every cheek rub and fur deposit is a signature saying, “This is mine, and I feel safe here.”

Instead of doing a complete deep-clean scrub down, aim for gentle upkeep. Removing built-up hair with a carpet tool keeps the tower clean while preserving those crucial security cues.

If you’re replacing a tower, give them time to transition! Keep the original set up beside the new one until they’ve fully claimed their new throne.