In the Season 9 premiere, one cat is so afraid of another that torments it that it lives inside a kitchen cabinet; and a cat can use the toilet but otherwise is hyperactive.

A cat guardian about to move to Canada needs help with her two very feral cats. Also: Jackson experiences a vicious, but illuminating, cat attack.

A troublemaking cat is named after a cinematic serial killer; a couple's cat is lovable but sprays all over the house.

Jackson helps a couple whose three cats have been fighting to such extremes they moved into a bigger house just to give their warring felines extra space. The Cat Daddy works with a feral shop cat named Greenie whose spraying is threatening business.

In a first-of-its-kind episode, Jackson takes the show on the road, literally. To save the lives of 50 kittens from LA shelters, the Cat Daddy high-tails 50 orphan kittens in need of a home all the way to his old stomping grounds of Boulder, CO.

Jackson deals with a young man with a genuine cat phobia and then returns to Colorado to keep his favorite kitten from the kitten rescue road trip in her adoptive home. Then he teaches a boy he met at the adoption event how to clicker train a kitten.

Jackson works with a couple who has a blind cat who’s suffering from living in a chaotic environment. He then visits a Jekyll and Hyde cat, Jude, that’s a darling during the day, but a nightmare at night.

Jackson works with Tara and her cat Cali, whose traumatic experience with her former cat Mosh, having to be surrendered and euthanized by a local shelter affects her relationship with Cali; Jackson must deal with Kurtis and his cat Kurtis Jr., before Kurtis takes the inhumane option of having his feline namesake declawed.

A couple fear having a child because of their aggressive cat, Martini; Jackson tries to keep the peace between a pair of cats that constantly fight, most often in the cat litter.

Jackson works on the behavior of a hyperactive cat named Mr. Weasley. However, when this Persian cat goes down mid-play, the story takes a completely different turn; Jackson figures out how to move an exiled cat indoors.

Jackson comes to the defense of Good Kitty, a feline who he must help stand up to her two feline attackers. The Cat Daddy also encounters a couple fed up with the way their cats, Tiki and Marley, are eating everything in sight.

Jackson deals with the drama of a house divided where four cats are constantly at each other's throats. The Cat Daddy also comes to the Living Free Animal Sanctuary's cattery where territorial issues have forced two cats to live in isolation for years.