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BEHAVIOR QUESTIONNAIRE for CATS 2025

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The document is a comprehensive behavior questionnaire for cat owners seeking consultations with Dr. Ellen M. Lindell, a veterinary behaviorist. It collects detailed information about the cat's medical history, background, home environment, daily management, and specific behavioral concerns to assist in diagnosing and addressing behavioral issues.

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What is concerning cat behavior?

Signs your cat may have a problem Grooming themselves a lot more than usual. Hiding. Looking tense, such as being hunched when sleeping or resting. Changing their feeding and/or toileting habits.

What is the behavior assessment for cats?

The ASPCAs Feline Spectrum Assessment(FSA) is a four-item behavior assessment that identifies a cats comfort level with people by interactions with an evaluator and through touch, reaction to movement and sounds, and behavior around toys and food.

How to tell if a cat has behavioral issues?

Most Common Cat Behavioral Issues Aggression. Toward other cats. Anxiety and Fear. General anxiety. Compulsive Behaviors. Feline compulsive disorders. Elimination Issues. Inappropriate elimination (litter box issues, house-soiling) Vocalization. Excessive meowing. Physical Activities. Inappropriate playing.

What is not normal cat behavior?

Aggression. A cat can be aggressive for many reasons, including pain or illness, fear, stress, or overstimulation. If your cat is lashing out, check in with your vet first, particularly if the aggression is a new behavior. The cause can be medical, so your vet will first look for a health issue.

What is an unacceptable cat behavior?

Unnatural behavior patterns may increase as cats pursue attentionsigns can be untoward aggression toward feline housemates, inappropriate eliminations, and excessive predatory behaviors or aggressive play. Undesirable behaviors need lifelong management; there is no easy or simple solution to resolve them.

What is the personality structure questionnaire for cats?

The 8-item Personality Structure Questionnaire (PSQ) was designed to measure identity disturbance and is theoretically grounded in the multiple-self states model (MSSM) of cognitive analytic therapy (CAT) [5].

When should I be worried about my cats behavior?

It is only when cats are experiencing intolerable pain that they show symptoms of distress. They may become withdrawn, anxious, or display unexpectedly aggressive behavior towards their owners and other animals in the household. They may also become either extremely quiet or extremely vocal. Look for extremes.

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