Nationally recognized feline behaviorist, writer and author, Stephen Quandt, CFTBS, FFCP, is a certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist with 20 years experience working with cats in the field and in shelters including the ASPCA where he worked in feline behavior, adoptions and rescue work.
He is widely quoted in national publications like Newsweek, Reader’s Digest, Chewys, Forbes and rover.com, see https://www.catbehaviorhelp.com/press/ and he was interviewed by Storycorps for NPR’s Morning Edition about his work helping the dogs who live around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and who are descended from the pet dogs left behind after the accident of 1986.
He is in private practice and has given hundreds of behavior consults to members of the public who've had cat behavior problems.
He is also a feline behavior specialist and consultant with the Animal Care Centers of NYC one of the largest animal shelters in the United States and where no animal is euthanized for space. Stephen is the author of a new children’s book, Happy Comes Home and two webinars, Decoding the Mysteries of Cats, or Why Cats Do What They Do, and The Dogs of Chernobyl: a Story of Hope and Resilience which he gives to the public as well as to orgs, shelters, rescues, vet practices and companies. You can see a short interview with him and also discussions about cat behavior on his YouTube channel.
He was recently interviewed at meanshappy.com for this podcast on getting cats to like you. Stephen is a Fear Free certified professional and a member of the Pet Professional Guild and a supporting member of the IAABC.
He is married to artist Thom Heyer who illustrated Happy Comes Home and they have two cats, blind-from-birth Jenny who rules their home and her bestie, Cricket.
Stephen is currently a behavior consultant with:
Animal Care Centers of NYC
The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation, Southampton NY
Small Door Veterinary, NYC
Wisconsin Humane Society, Madison Campus
Stephen is committed to providing a compassionate, educational, collaborative, and non-judgemental approach to cat behavior. For more information on Stephen and the work he does, please visit: Catbehaviorhelp.com and he can also be reached at [email protected]. Across social media he can be found @catbehaviorhelp and on TikTok @cat_behavior_help.
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