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Agression Between Cats Is Scary And Stressful
Your cats may turn on each other without warning or one cat may seriously injure a cat they previously snuggled up next to. If you’re introducing your cats for the first time, they may not have ever been able to peacefully coexist. When progress comes to a halt, what the heck are you supposed to do?
Getting fighting cats to get along is the most challenging cat behavior problem to solve. Thankfully for you, Class Act Cats developed a specific program to provide effective solutions that are delivered in manageable steps. The plan will be individualized to your cats so with time, your home will feel more like a home than a war zone.
How Can I Help My Cats Get Along?
Cat relationships are complicated and it can be easy to get them wrong. Cats lack the ability to repair relationships on their own like humans or even dogs can. They need a little assistance to get along again once they begin fighting.
Unfortunately, guides on helping cats get along often skip what to do if things don’t work or they rely on outdated and unhelpful methods like feeding cats near each other. Class Act Cats goes beyond typical “feed your cats near each other” suggestions because it can actually damage their relationship and often doesn’t work. Why risk prolonging an already stressful, confusing situation as your cats’ relationship gets worse?
We’ll help walk you through the process every step of the way. We take a different approach than other cat behavior consultants and our clients get results that stick rather than getting you stuck with cats that don’t get along.
What Does Class Act Cats' Reintroduction Program Involve?
Because every group of fighting cats is different, Class Act Cats’ reintroduction program is flexible enough to be adapted to your situation while still providing you the best chance of a successful resolution. The program includes:
- An evaluation of your home, the cats’ histories, and any additional information you provide
- A longer 1 hour 45 minute minute assessment that includes an honest assessment of how likely things are to work out
- A customized behavior plan that is delivered to you in manageable pieces as you go rather than in a long, confusing, and generic plan
- Frequent, shorter meetings every two weeks during the first phase so we can prevent problems rather than react to them. You’ll have less setbacks!
- Methods that really address the underlying problems so you see real results
- Clarification via e-mail between sessions, links to additional resources, and handouts about topics we cover
- Advice on making other aspects of your cat’s care easier such as getting medication into your cat with ease
While cat reintroductions often take months to solve, this unique program provides you with peace of mind that you’re on the right track. We focus on frequent meetings with clients rather than just e-mailing endlessly so we get to know you and your cats.
How Much Does It Cost?
Everyone starts with a 1 hour 45 minute behavior consultation and a 30 minute follow up session. The total for both is $289. We do not offer single consultations for aggression between cats so both sessions are required to be purchased up front. The follow up must be scheduled within 90 days of purchase.
Because cat conflict is challenging to resolve, you should go into this expecting to need more than these sessions.
Follow Up Session Costs
After your first session, you can choose to add on a 1 hour clicker training less and extended follow up session with a body language lesson for $179.
Follow up sessions can be purchased individually for $60 each or as a package:
- 4 sessions for $225
- 6 sessions for $320
- 8 sessions for $420
How Many Sessions Will I Need And What Is The Total Cost?
Every case is different so giving a specific estimate is challenging. Depending on how much support you need and how severe the fighting between your cats is, you can expect to spend $600 to $1500 total over the next 3-12 months. More complex cases or those who want more help may have higher costs or take longer.
You can pay this in chunks by purchasing individual sessions so you don’t need to pay the full cost up front. We still expect that clients stick to meeting every two weeks even if they purchase sessions individually.
Our clients who follow our program put in a lot of hard work and they get results that match their work. Why try to DIY a complicated process when you can have an expert guide you through the whole thing? It will be significantly less work, time, and money in the end.
How Do I Get My Cats To Stop Fighting?
Tired of worrying if your cats will hurt each other if they’re in the same room as each other? Don’t let that worry drag on any longer. No need to figure out what to do on your own when you can have someone guiding you through the whole thing!
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