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Your First Steps
As you navigate the resources in this pet portal, here are simple actions you can take today to help your cats:
Reduce Stress
Minimize your cat’s exposure to fear or anxiety triggers as much as possible.
Stay Positive
Consider Medication
Schedule an appointment to talk with your vet about medication to reduce your cats’ aggression.
Here’s how to make Ease work for you:
1. Start with the video below. We get real, right away, about expectations and hope.
2. Don’t skip videos. This program is outlined step-by-step. Watch the video guide sequentially.
3. Read your treatment plan. Success depends on following your comprehensive written plan.
4. Use all the resources. This includes your shopping list.
5. Go at your own pace. This may be a multi-week and sometimes multi-month process.
6. Track your progress. Stay focused and use your progress journal as motivation to keep going.
Introduction – A Real Talk Kickoff
Let’s chat honestly about expectations, disappointments, and—most importantly—hope.
You’re in Expert Hands
At Ease, online learning is anything but boring! Our behavior plans, videos, and tools provide practical, no-fluff knowledge as Dr. Lisa Radosta shares decades of experience in an engaging, relatable way. Drawing on thousands of consultations, she will equip you with everything you need to confidently address your cats’ behavior. Get ready to feel informed, empowered, and see real progress.
Dr. Lisa Radosta
DVM, DACVB
Dr. Lisa Radosta is one of the most trusted experts in veterinary behavior, with over 20 years of experience helping cats and their families thrive. As President of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists, she combines deep expertise with a compassionate approach.
A graduate of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Radosta completed her behavior residency at the University of Pennsylvania, earning multiple honors. Often called a “pet psychiatrist,” she’s here to help you understand your cats’ behavior and create lasting change.