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A series on Creator/AnimalPlanet featuring Jackson Galaxy, "musician by night, cat behaviorist by day," taking on cases from clients whose pets are out of control. Each episode features two cases, and follows Jackson as he meets the clients and their cats, inspects the animals' accommodations, observes and assesses the cats' behavior, and instructs the family on how to address their pets' issues. Jackson prefers a holistic approach to his treatments, and typically suggests activities such as restructuring of the cats' physical environments; adjusting the animals' daily schedules to fit the "hunt-feed-sleep" routine observed by cats in the wild; meeting the cats' requirements for physical and mental stimulation; and educating owners on how to interact with their pets in a healthy manner.

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A series on Creator/AnimalPlanet featuring Jackson Galaxy, "musician by night, cat behaviorist by day," taking on cases from clients whose pets are [[TroublesomePet out of control.control]]. Each episode features two cases, and follows Jackson as he meets the clients and their cats, inspects the animals' accommodations, observes and assesses the cats' behavior, and instructs the family on how to address their pets' issues. Jackson prefers a holistic approach to his treatments, and typically suggests activities such as restructuring of the cats' physical environments; adjusting the animals' daily schedules to fit the "hunt-feed-sleep" routine observed by cats in the wild; meeting the cats' requirements for physical and mental stimulation; and educating owners on how to interact with their pets in a healthy manner.

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* GentleGiant: Jackson himself. He's over six feet tall and built like a brick wall.

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Jackson himself. He's over six feet tall and built like a brick wall.
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* DifferingPrioritiesBreakup: This is a constant threat for couples (and mothers & daughters living together) who own cats, as they fight over how to deal with the cats.
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* HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Inverted with any episode that features dogs, whose poor training the source of the cats' behavior problems.

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* HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Inverted with any episode that features dogs, whose poor training is the source of the cats' behavior problems.
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* HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Inverted with any episode that features dogs.

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* HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Inverted with any episode that features dogs.dogs, whose poor training the source of the cats' behavior problems.
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* HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Inverted with any episode that features dogs.
** Sid (cat) was behaving badly because Teddy (dog) was humping him regularly, and the owners were doing nothing about it.
** Leo (cat) was attacking Nala (dog) twenty times a day, usually because Nala was encroaching on Leo's cat tower and litter box. It turned out that Nala couldn't follow a single command from the owners, so Jackson told them to work on that.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: Tiki & Marley were suffering from pica, which causes them to eat anything that isn't nailed down.
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** Zigzagged with Einstein, a Birman who is calm around humans but aggressive towards his owners' other cat.
--->'''Jackson:''' Einstein is this archetypal Birman. He's just calm, collected, attracted to humans, not in a threatening way whatsoever, and it's just so hard to imagine him turning into this murder machine.
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* HandicappedBadass: A dark example with Pip, who has cerebellar hypoplasia, which reduces his ability to control his own movements; he is also missing an eye. In spite of his condition, he is still aggressive to his owner's other cat Red.

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* HandicappedBadass: A dark example with Pip, who has cerebellar hypoplasia, which reduces his ability to control and coordinate his own movements; movement; he is also missing an eye. In spite of his condition, he is still aggressive to his owner's other cat Red.
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* WickedStepmother: Meredith, the owner of Sid (who was previously owned by Meredith's husband and his ex-wife), describes herself as this trope.
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** Inverted with Ruby, whose previous owner was an abusive woman, and so Ruby hates women because of that.

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** Inverted with Ruby, whose previous owner was an abusive woman, and so which caused Ruby hates women because of that.to hate women.

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