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Hi everyone! It’s me, your friendly subreddit mod and certified cat behavior consultant.
I wanted to share some information about a very thorough and detailed source on how to do cat introductions correctly from start to finish. I will be speaking as part of The Introducing CATS! Conference on 9/2/23. It’s virtual and will be recorded if you can’t make it live!
I know this is an extremely common topic on this sub, and trust me, it will be well worth your time and money if you’re struggling (and way cheaper than actually hiring a professional.)
Introducing new cats to other cats in the home can often be a tricky proposition, especially if you’re clients went too quickly or followed outdated techniques. Dealing with cat introductions, reintroductions and inter-cat conflict successfully are some of the most common complaints from cat owners. Anyone who works with cats, such as veterinarians, veterinary technicians, cat behavior consultants, shelter staff or volunteers, pet sitters and others will find useful information for their work with cat owners. This one-day live conference will look at the ins and outs of introducing cats properly, using practical techniques you can implement right away in your behavior practice!
Register at https://hippocampusonline.com/course/introducing-cats/
Early bird pricing through August 15th, 2023! IAABC members, find a 10% discount code in your member accounts in the benefits directory! 10% discount for PPG members and rescues/shelters - please email [email protected] for discount code. 5 CEUs approved for IAABC and KPA.
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