Cat Behaviourist
About Jane!
Jane is a Clinical Animal Behaviourist and Animal Training Instructor, registered with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council. She is a Trustee and Secretary of the Council and has been a full member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors since 2009. Jane holds an MSc in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling from the University of Southampton (2011). With extensive experience in the UK and overseas, Jane works with dogs, cats, and reptiles. She is a published author, assessor, and speaker for organisations such as the BVNA, RVC, and RSPCA. Jane also supports professional development for veterinary and rescue staff and has helped hundreds of clients and their pets. A lifelong animal lover, she has cared for over 30 rescue dogs and 15 rescue cats. Jane is passionate about improving animal welfare through education and collaboration.
The Value of Play
Play is vital for young animals’ development, helping them build coordination, agility, confidence, and social skills. It supports mental health and emotional well-being by creating positive experiences and fostering a sense of joy. Supervised play ensures safety and prevents overstimulation. It also provides an excellent opportunity to combine fun with training, promoting a healthy bond between pets and their people. Happy, relaxed pets who know how to play, rest, and engage are typically easier to live with and thrive both physically and emotionally.

Comfort – “For those purr-fect moments of snuggles and comfort.”
Comfort toys offer a sense of security and relaxation. Whether it’s a plush companion for nap time or a soft toy that carries familiar scents, these toys support emotional wellbeing and help your cat feel safe and calm – especially in new or stressful environments.
Interactive – “Turn playtime into bonding time”
Interactive toys encourage connection between you and your cat. From wand toys to laser pens, these toys build trust and promote healthy activity while strengthening your bond. Ideal for keeping your cat engaged, entertained, and feeling loved.
Hide & Seek – “Unleash the mystery and watch them pounce!”
Cats are natural explorers and hide & seek toys tap into their curiosity. These toys often involve hidden treats or moving parts that surprise and delight, mimicking the thrill of the hunt and providing mental stimulation in a fun and rewarding way.
Independent – “Because sometimes, cats just want to do their own thing”.
Perfect for when you’re not around, independent play toys keep your cat happily occupied. Designed to roll, bounce, or wiggle on their own, these toys allow your feline friend to play at their own pace, encouraging healthy activity and reducing boredom.
Hunting – “Unleash their inner predator”
Hunting toys are designed to satisfy your cat’s primal instincts. Mimicking prey through movement, sound, or texture, these toys offer a safe outlet for stalking, pouncing, and chasing—key behaviours that keep your cat mentally and physically fit.
Stimulation – “Fuel their feline curiosity”
Stimulating toys challenge your cat’s brain and senses. From puzzles to multi-sensory playthings, these toys keep your cat sharp, active, and curious. They’re especially great for indoor cats needing extra enrichment in their environment.