Articles by Amanda Campion, Clinical Feline Behaviorist

Amanda Campion is a clinical animal behaviorist (CAB) and a full member of the Association of Pet Behavior Counsellors, Animal Behavior and Training Council, and other international feline behavior membership organizations.

She has worked with cats for more than 30 years, and can help with a range of issues including aggression, new pet introductions, obesity, obsessive compulsive disorders, geriatric cognitive dysfunction syndrome, and excessive vocalization.

Amanda has worked alongside charities for many years, helping to rehabilitate cats from surrender and euthanasia. enabling them to go in to have happy lives with their new owners. She loves engaging with the cat caregivers and deciphering what problems they are having, as well as using her detective skills to find out what the cats’ problems are.

As a CAB, she assists with a wide range of feline behaviors but the most rewarding to her is to see a previously traumatized or anxious cat start to trust again which is life-changing for the cat. Amanda is also a Blue Cross Pet Bereavement Advisor, trained through the Blue Cross Pet Bereavement Service.