Common feline problems include spraying, scratching and excessive grooming which tebd to be symptoms of underlying problems. Introduction of a new cat into a multi-cat household, loss of toileting habits, inter-cat aggression and inter-species aggression can be other feline behaviours which inhibit the cat-human realationship. Since each cat is genetically different and has had different experiential learning, it is important that correct diagnosis of the problem and appropriate behaviour modification techniques are identified. Consultations take approximately two hours and a detailed report is provided. Follow-up lessons may also be required.