Barbara George cat behaviourist

Barbara George cat behaviourist Cat behaviorist and Tellington Ttouch practitioner for companion animals- those pets that share our lives.

Cat behavior for behavior issues with your cat or cats. Tellington TTouch sessions, specializing in:
Cats-any issues
Other small companion animals, rabbits, hamsters, rats, birds, etc
Elderly or injured companion animals to help recovery and healing. Tellington TTouch is a gentle method of bodywork and movement exercises that positively influences behavior, performance and wel

l-being. It increases communication skills and deepens the relationship between animals and their people. It is used in over 30 countries around the world to influence both behavioral and health problems. Tellington TTouch was created by International Animal Expert Linda Tellington-Jones and includes TTouch bodywork which is a combination of circles, slides and lifts used to reduce stress and relax tension. It also incorporates body wraps and many leading & groundwork exercises for confidence building.

Considering your cats' preferences and creating a safe place can make a huge difference in litter tray usage.If you were...
18/08/2026

Considering your cats' preferences and creating a safe place can make a huge difference in litter tray usage.
If you were your cat, where would you feel comfortable and safe while vulnerable?

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28/04/2026

Have you ever noticed that tiny, extra toe pad on the back of your cat's front wrist? It's their emergency brake! 😹🐾🛑

Welcome to Feline Anatomy! If you gently look at the back of your cat's front legs, just above the main paw, you will see a solitary, leathery little bean. This is called the "Carpal Pad."

Because it sits so high up on the wrist, it never actually touches the ground when your cat is casually walking around the house. So, what is it for? It is a biological handbrake!

Cats are ambush predators capable of incredible bursts of speed and massive jumps. When they are sprinting at full speed across your slippery floor and need to make a sudden, sharp turn, or when they jump down from a high shelf, their wrist dips low. That extra carpal pad acts as a highly effective anti-slip brake, creating instant traction and absorbing the heavy shock of the landing so they don't break their delicate bones!

Go check your cat's front legs right now to see their built-in brakes! 👇

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