Vicky Halls is an acclaimed Pet Behaviour Counsellor with many years experience of treating behaviour problems in cats both in the UK and abroad. She is also an international bestselling author of cat behaviour books. In 2008 Vicky was voted as the 'Nation's Favourite Cat Author' by the readers of 'Your Cat' Magazine.

If you are a cat owner who would like to understand more about your cat's behaviour, there is a wealth of information and help available to you through this web site.

By visiting the Consultancy Services section you can find out how to arrange for Vicky to come and visit you and your cat to carry out a full assessment and create a tailor-made behaviour modification programme specifically designed to treat your cat. Or you might simply want some advice over the telephone, in which case we can arrange for you to have a personal telephone consultation with Vicky. To be given general practical advice you might want to read one of Vicky's books.

Please click here to be taken to the 'books' section of this web site. Vicky also produces a FREE bi-monthly Ezine which features cat behaviour articles, cat-related news features, special offers, tips for cat owners and competitions. To subscribe to Vicky's Ezine please click on the EZINE link on the right hand side of this page.

Vicky is a member of the APBC and also sits on the Feline Advisory Bureau's Expert Behaviour Panel. She contributes regularly to 'The Cat' and 'Your Cat' magazines as well as giving presentations and seminars to veterinary professionals both at home and abroad.

Vicky also hosts two Cat Groups on Facebook. One is a Group dedicated to cat behaviour where cat owners can get together to share their experiences of their cat's behaviour, their relationships and what makes them so special (and sometimes challenging!)*, the other is simply a place to go to share your cat photos and enjoy those posted by other feline fans! You can join both groups just by clicking on the links below:

   

* It's worth remembering that, although the advice from fellow cat-owners is well intentioned and may be helpful for general issues and sharing experiences, for more complex behavioural cases it's always best to take advice from a professional trained in feline behaviour, over and above any other.