Initial In-Home Consultation
This comprehensive, in-home consultation is designed for households with a primary concern that involves a single cat (e.g., peeing outside the litterbox, aggression, anxiety, or fear of the vet).
By spending up to 2 hours with your cat in their home, we can observe their true personality, assess environmental factors, and provide a detailed, individualized plan that addresses both behavior and emotional wellbeing. During your in-home visit, we take a comprehensive and medically informed approach to understanding your cat’s behavior within the context of their overall wellbeing.
Thorough behavioral history review
Comprehensive medical history evaluation
Review of prior diagnostics and treatments
Evaluation of your home environment, enrichment strategies, and resource placement
Physical examination (dependent on your cat’s stress level)
Identification of medical contributors to behavior
Discussion of medication options if appropriate
Individualized behavior modification plan
Detailed, written medical and behavioral summary with actionable next steps
Four weeks of direct email access to Dr. Liu — a rare opportunity for cat caregivers to receive ongoing, personalized guidance from a feline veterinarian
Because behavior and physical health are closely intertwined, we approach each case with both medical and behavioral expertise to ensure nothing is overlooked.
This consultation is appropriate when the concern involves one cat and is not influenced by ongoing intercat tension.
If your cat:
Is eliminating outside the litter box and there is stress or tension with another cat
Developed behavior changes after another cat was introduced
Displays aggression influenced by household dynamics
Please select a multicat consultation instead. When more than one cat is contributing to the concern, a broader household assessment is necessary to create meaningful and lasting change.
If your primary goal is to help your aging cat remain comfortable and supported at home — rather than addressing a specific behavior concern — our Silver Panther senior cat consultation may be a better fit.
This in-home visit focuses on mobility, environmental comfort, stress reduction at home and at the vet, medication coaching, and behavioral support to help your senior cat thrive physically and emotionally.
Please ensure this consultation reflects the number of cats involved in your primary concern.
If your cat’s behavior concern also involves tension or conflict with another cat in the home, a multicat consultation is more appropriate to allow for a thorough evaluation of household dynamics.
Before booking, we recommend reviewing our What to Expect page, FAQ, and Housecall Travel Fees.
For all housecalls, an additional travel fee will be due at the time of the consult based on distance.
If you’re unsure which consultation is right for your cat(s), we’re happy to guide you before booking.
Initial In-Home Consultation
This comprehensive, in-home consultation is designed for households with a primary concern that involves a single cat (e.g., peeing outside the litterbox, aggression, anxiety, or fear of the vet).
By spending up to 2 hours with your cat in their home, we can observe their true personality, assess environmental factors, and provide a detailed, individualized plan that addresses both behavior and emotional wellbeing. During your in-home visit, we take a comprehensive and medically informed approach to understanding your cat’s behavior within the context of their overall wellbeing.
Thorough behavioral history review
Comprehensive medical history evaluation
Review of prior diagnostics and treatments
Evaluation of your home environment, enrichment strategies, and resource placement
Physical examination (dependent on your cat’s stress level)
Identification of medical contributors to behavior
Discussion of medication options if appropriate
Individualized behavior modification plan
Detailed, written medical and behavioral summary with actionable next steps
Four weeks of direct email access to Dr. Liu — a rare opportunity for cat caregivers to receive ongoing, personalized guidance from a feline veterinarian
Because behavior and physical health are closely intertwined, we approach each case with both medical and behavioral expertise to ensure nothing is overlooked.
This consultation is appropriate when the concern involves one cat and is not influenced by ongoing intercat tension.
If your cat:
Is eliminating outside the litter box and there is stress or tension with another cat
Developed behavior changes after another cat was introduced
Displays aggression influenced by household dynamics
Please select a multicat consultation instead. When more than one cat is contributing to the concern, a broader household assessment is necessary to create meaningful and lasting change.
If your primary goal is to help your aging cat remain comfortable and supported at home — rather than addressing a specific behavior concern — our Silver Panther senior cat consultation may be a better fit.
This in-home visit focuses on mobility, environmental comfort, stress reduction at home and at the vet, medication coaching, and behavioral support to help your senior cat thrive physically and emotionally.
Please ensure this consultation reflects the number of cats involved in your primary concern.
If your cat’s behavior concern also involves tension or conflict with another cat in the home, a multicat consultation is more appropriate to allow for a thorough evaluation of household dynamics.
Before booking, we recommend reviewing our What to Expect page, FAQ, and Housecall Travel Fees.
For all housecalls, an additional travel fee will be due at the time of the consult based on distance.
If you’re unsure which consultation is right for your cat(s), we’re happy to guide you before booking.
While we will likely make progress with your cat’s behavior after the first visit, similar to a complex medical concern, rechecks help set your cat up for behavioral success. We recommend a virtual follow up within 6-8 weeks of the initial consult.
