Online cat behaviour coaching

Coach cat owners by video call and message, wherever they live in the UK.

Startup cost£300 to £1.5k
Monthly revenue£200 to £1.5k
Time needed5+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • £300-1.5k
  • Side hustle
  • Online

Estimates for a small start in the UK, not guarantees.

What it is

Remote consultations where owners show you their cat and home by video, then follow a step-by-step training plan you write, with check-ins as they go.

Your first three steps

  1. Complete a recognised cat behaviour course and practise coaching friends or rescue volunteers by video
  2. Create a simple booking page, intake form and template training plan
  3. Share useful tips on social media and local cat groups to attract your first clients
Who pays

Cat owners who live far from a local trainer, are busy, or prefer to learn in their cat's own space without a stranger visiting.

How it makes money

Fixed fee per video consultation, plus paid follow-up packages or written training plans. You can also add short guides or small group workshops.

Skills that help
  • Understanding cat behaviour and body language
  • Clear communication on video and in writing
  • Building a training plan for the owner to follow
  • Basic online booking and payment setup
Watch out for
  • Public liability and professional indemnity insurance, so check what your insurer covers for remote advice
  • Always recommend a vet check for health-related or sudden behaviour changes
  • You cannot handle the cat yourself, so be clear about what remote coaching can and cannot achieve
  • Check data protection basics if you store client details and videos, including whether you need to register with the ICO

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start online cat coaching?

Estimates suggest startup costs are typically around £300 to £1,500, depending on your training, insurance and the booking and payment tools you set up. It can be started part-time, at around 5 hours a week.

How much can an online cat behaviour coach earn?

Estimates suggest monthly revenue of typically around £200 to £1,500, depending on how many clients you coach and your session prices. Working online means you are not limited to cat owners in your local area.

What should I check before coaching cat owners online?

Check what your public liability and professional indemnity insurance covers for remote advice. Also check data protection basics, including whether you need to register with the ICO, and always recommend a vet check for health-related or sudden behaviour changes.

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