Decode Your Cat’s Mysterious Behaviour

Cats can be independent, unpredictable, and at times, a little contradictory. Unlike dogs, their social structure is less cooperative, often based on tolerance rather than collaboration. As a unique mix of both predator and prey, their natural response to stress may be aggression, but they often prefer to remain unnoticed. This course explores the evolution of feline behaviour, helping you better understand why cats act the way they do.

What You'll Learn

Feline Social Structure – Discover how cats interact and form relationships.
Application of Social Structure – Learn how to create a stress-free environment for your cat.
Feline Communication – Recognise subtle signals and body language cues.

Why Take This Course?

Understanding a cat’s natural behaviour can improve both cat-human and cat-cat relationships. By ensuring the right environment—such as multi-level spaces and access to essential resources—you can create a harmonious home, especially in multi-cat households. This course will also help you interpret subtle feline communication, from small invitations for social contact to clear distancing signals.

Enrolment options

Self enrolment (Student)