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Short, reward-based lessons for cat owners around the world, with local guidance for Singapore and more regions to follow. Choose ongoing membership or a 28-day guided program for handling and carrier practice. Progress follows your cat's pace.
Cats only · Membership from US$25 a month · 28-day program US$180, paid once · opening soon
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You love them. And some days are hard.
The cat who vanishes when the carrier comes out. The 4am wake-up calls. The scratched sofa, the hiding after a move, the tension between cats. The internet advice that contradicts itself. You don't need more hacks — you need one clear plan, built responsibly, that fits real life in your home.
Three simple steps. Minutes a day.
Follow a daily plan
One 5–10 minute practice per day. Short, humane, step-by-step exercises based on observation and reinforcement — never force, punishment, or "dominance".
Send your practice video
In the 28-day program, upload a short private clip of up to 45 seconds on days 14 and 24. Our team reviews it and tells you what to adjust.
See observable change
We agree one observable routine goal at the start, check the same everyday situation on day 21, and compare it with your starting point on day 28.
Two ways to get support
Choose ongoing membership, a structured 28-day program, or both. Cats only.
Ongoing · Basic membership
Calm Pet Home Membership
- A short intake questionnaire, so we can suggest relevant content
- A member community for questions and answers between members
- New professional content from our Behavior Education Lead and invited experts with recognised, verified qualifications
- Equipment and service recommendations, clearly labelled when commercial
US$25 per month. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel in your account to stop the next renewal.
Membership & waitlist28 days · Guided program
Calm Care Cat
- Four weeks: observation, calm handling, choosing the carrier, getting ready for outings
- Two private practice-video reviews, on days 14 and 24 (clips up to 45 seconds)
- Practice tracker and stop-and-refer guidance
- Community access during your 28 days
US$180, paid once. 28 days of access. No automatic renewal.
The 28-day program & waitlistBoth open soon — no payment is taken now. A supported process, never a guaranteed outcome. Progress follows your cat's pace.
Practical training, backed by welfare standards.
Every exercise follows humane, reward-based welfare protocols. Before you join, a short intake screens for medical and safety red flags — and if your cat shows signs that need medical attention, we tell you to stop and see your veterinarian. Clear roles, honest boundaries.
"We promise a clear process and measurable progress — never a 'cure'. That's what honest training looks like."
Named people, clear roles
Zohar Keren
Behavior Education Lead
Zohar leads Calm Pet Home's behaviour education and training content. He turns learning principles into small, practical steps owners can use at home. Recommended by Professor Emeritus Joseph Terkel of Tel Aviv University.
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Dr Dror Reznikov
Veterinary Content Adviser
A veterinarian with 40 years of professional experience. He advises on the health, welfare and safety boundaries of our content, including when an exercise should stop and when to see a local vet.
Read more →Start with what you need today
Carrier training, step by step
Turn the carrier from a trap into a safe place — 8 short steps, progress markers and a printable checklist.
Read the guide →The behaviour guides library
30 owner guides on everyday behaviour — litter box, scratching, night waking, tension between cats and more — published in stages after veterinary review.
Open the library →Singapore guides
Cat care in HDB flats and condos, and what to do after licensing a cat in Singapore, with links to the official sources.
Singapore guides →Questions, answered honestly
Is this only for Singapore?
How much time does it take each day?
What is the difference between the two plans?
What does it cost?
Is this veterinary care?
Will this work in a small flat?
Can I join now?
Do you guarantee results?
Do you have a program for dogs?
Free: the cat carrier checklist
The step-by-step checklist we use to turn carrier panic into carrier confidence — printable, and yours free.
Free · no spam · or view it on the guide