We profile cats to solve behavior problems and bring lost cats home.
Whether your cat just slipped out the door or has turned the house into a war zone, we figure out what’s going on and hand you a plan.
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Free tools, straight answers, and a step-by-step plan to bring them home. Lost cats don't behave the way the internet tells you they do, and we have spent 25 years proving it.
Aggression, litter box standoffs, anxiety, two cats who refuse to share a roof. We find the why and build the plan. Virtual $175, in-home San Antonio $300.
Free quizzes to figure your cat out, plus the shop and the revolution over on Substack, for people who think about their cats more than is strictly advisable.
25 years in the field
1500+ lost cats recovered worldwide
5.0 star rating on Google
Featured in National Geographic Kids, Prevention, the San Antonio Express-News, Voyage San Antonio, Purina, and Iams, with guest appearances on Discovery and Animal Planet.
Why a profiler, not a trainer
Most cat advice is one-size-fits-all, and a lot of it is dog advice in a cat costume. Cats aren't small dogs. Every cat is different, and every cat reacts differently, which is exactly why the generic tips don’t fit your cat.
We don't hand you a checklist. We profile the actual cat: their history, their triggers, their temperament. That’s the whole method, and it’s what gets results whether your cat is hiding three houses down or refusing to share a litter box.
Meet Jenne, founder of CatProfiler, and the reason there's a method here at all.
Jenne started CatProfiler in 2003, after her own cat Katka slipped out and she had to figure out where a scared cat actually goes. With 25 years in the field and more than 1,500 recovered cats behind her, that instinct became feline behavioral profiling: reading each cat as an individual instead of reaching for the same generic advice. She and her team put it to work on everything from aggression to litter box standoffs to the cat who throws a party at 3am. She's sharp, funny, and pretty hard to shock after this many cases.
Tell us what your cat is doing.
Lost, aggressive, anxious, or just plain weird. We’ll help you work out why. And what to do next.