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Promoting a feline-friendly community

Christopher Pachel (DVM, DACVB and CABC) spoke with dvm360 to offer tips for clients about how to foster a cat-friendly environment.

Christopher Pachel (DVM, DACVB. CABC), lead clinician and owner of Animal Behavior Clinic, Portland, Oregon, discussed how to create a feline-friendly atmosphere by using an individual approach when providing hiding places and scratching posts.

The entire discussion can be viewed in the video below. This is a partial transcription.

Christopher Pachel DVM, DACVB and CABC: I love cats to really be…[provided]Hidden places and hiding places of all types. Some cats love to climb high. They don’t need to hide, but they can still be exposed.