“She Speaks Cat”
“Arise from sleep, old cat,
And with great yawns and stretchings...
Amble out for love”
― Issa, Japanese Haiku
Helping Humans Understand the Language of Cats.
My Approach
What I Do
Solve litter box, scratching, aggression, or other issues
Help fearful and shy cats build confidence
Support multi-cat households in finding balance
Provide fear-free, compassionate solutions tailored to your family
Every cat deserves to be heard
Cats are actually great communicators if you know how to listen.
I am here to help you understand what your cat is trying to tell you and provide personalized guidance tailored to your specific needs.
I’m Michelle Grace, Certified Feline Behavior Specialist. I work with the most difficult cats, even the ones others have given up on.
The Essentials
The Essentials
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First things first, don’t worry. Our consultation is the starting point for real change—we’ll uncover what your cat is trying to communicate, what life at home looks like right now, and the steps we can take together to bring more harmony.
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Pricing
Mini Phone Consultation – $159
For smaller concerns or quick questions. A 30 minute focused session to give you clear answers and immediate strategies.Full On-Line Consultation – $350
A deep dive into your cat’s behavior with a personalized plan, tailored guidance, and follow-up resources.Comprehensive In-Home Consultation – $500
Hands-on support in your home, a full behavior assessment, and a detailed action plan with ongoing guidance.
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How long does it take to see results?
Every cat is unique. Some families notice changes right away, while others see gradual progress.Do you work with aggressive cats?
Yes. Many of my clients reach out because their cat is showing aggression. Together, we’ll create a safe plan that reduces stress for both your cat and your household.What if my cat has medical issues?
Behavior and health are closely connected. If your cat has ongoing medical conditions, I’ll coordinate with your veterinarian to make sure the behavior plan supports your cat’s overall well-being.Do you offer ongoing support after the consultation?
Yes. Depending on the consultation type, you’ll receive follow-up resources and the option for additional sessions if needed.Still have questions?
See the FAQ page or reach out to info@cat-behavior.com.
Availability
Consultations 7 days per week:
Online
By Phone
In-Home
Location
New York City
Online
Select dates in US & UK
Qualifications
Certified Advanced Feline Training Professional
Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist
Contact Me
info@cat-behavior.com
What Clients Are Saying
"Now that I am better at reading and understanding Mitzi's behavior and how I should respond to it, she has really started to come out of her shell in many ways.”
"My very anxious cat, who typically hides from strangers, trusted her almost immediately."
What Cats Are Saying
Athena & Minerva
Athena and Minerva were locked in a battle for territory in their Brooklyn apartment. Standard techniques, such as scent swapping and reintroductions, weren’t enough. After spending time with the cats, Michelle created a personalized plan to help build Minerva’s confidence. Within a week, the two were sharing their space, even sharing the couch.
I’m afraid to go into the living room.
“Michelle taught me how to read their body language and understand what to watch for, which has been a game-changer.”
Chen Chen
Chen Chen refused to use his litter box, regardless of how often it was cleaned or the type of litter used. Standard fixes weren’t working. After carefully observing him, Michelle discovered the real reason for his avoidance. By simply moving his litter box to a spot where he felt more secure, Chen Chen was happily using it again the very same day with no further problems.
I’m afraid of the door near my litter box because that’s where new people come in.
Tulip
Tulip showed intermittent aggression toward visitors. Following the usual advice only made things worse. Within 10 minutes of meeting her, Michelle had Tulip sitting calmly in her lap to the amazement of her guardian. By recognizing that Tulip was guarding her food bowl, Michelle suggested moving it to a quieter spot. Once the bowl was relocated, Tulip was finally able to relax around guests.
Don’t steal my food!
