Feline aggression - the practical approach -  a workshop with Francesca Riccomini BSc(Hons). BVetMed. MRCVS. DAS(CABC). CCAB
Saturday 18th April, Woking College Conference Room, Woking. 930am to 1pm.

Feline aggression is an increasingly common problem behaviour that strains the owner-pet bond, frequently to breaking point. Sadly, this is also an area of feline behaviour where misunderstandings abound. However, it is also one where well-timed, appropriate intervention can often resolve the difficulties and restore the balance of the household.

This workshop is aimed at increasing understanding of the various issues that lead to and complicate such problem cases with time set aside for delegates to work on actual case studies.

£30, only available in advance. Pay by paypal using the form below or send a cheque, payable to Learning About Animals, to Suzanne Rogers, 6 Fern Cottages, Off Dorking Rd, Abinger Hammer, Dorking, Surrey RH5 6SA.

The speaker:

Francesca Riccomini is an experienced veterinary behaviourist, a member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), and writes for several feline publications including Your Cat magazine and author of the recently published book Know Your Cat: Understand How Your Cat Thinks and Behaves (available on Amazon here).

The views expressed by the speakers are not necessarily those held by Learning About Animals.