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Cats & Kittens Although their problems are more obscure and at times more difficult to analyze, ironically, solutions usually come quickly. |
 The most common problems are:  |
| • Fighting among household cats |
| • Biting family members |
| • Housebreaking |
| • Difficulty at the vet's office |
| • Spraying |
| • Predation of birds and family pets |
| • Fear related problems |
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| Susan with "Zoe", one of five cats that she saved and rehabilitated so that they could all live together without stress or fear. Click here to see Susan and Zoe's video. |
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Birds Certainly one of my favorites, whether they be wild or domesticated. Having a bird that can readily be handled under all circumstances is the key to having a joyous relationship with your feathered pet. |
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| • Inability to handle your bird because it bites |
| • Self destructive problem where your bird has plucked its feathers out |
| • General training |
| • Stress related problems |
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Horses A horse's ability to become easily frightened must always be kept foremost in our thoughts. Because of their sheer size they can unintentionally hurt you in a fear filled moment. Safety first. |
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| • Fear |
| • Aggression |
| • Kicking |
| • Spooking |
| • Trailer loading |
| • Biting |
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Exotics & other small pets Your exotics, rabbits, gerbils, etc, can fall through the cracks of behavioral science where the present literature may not be adequate to solve a problem. Our wide ranging comparative studies can lend you a hand. |
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Wild Animals Here is where my deep passion truly began. I have personally handled a few hundred different species of wild animals. From deer to coyote to fox to raccoon to gazelle to bear to alligator to wolves, spiders, snakes, etc. |
We will work with you with every type of animal, no problem is too large or too small. |
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