With advanced training in behavioural medicine, a behaviour veterinarian is qualified to diagnose and treat your pet's behavioural issues. Our approach combines behavioral therapy, environmental adjustments, and, when necessary, medication to address both mental and physical health concerns.

• Getting to the root of the problem - We work ton understand the underlying causes of unwanted behaviours, investigate triggers and motivation, and whether medical conditions are contributing to pets behaviour problems.

• Complex Psychological issues - Some pets face deeper psychological issues. Behaviour vets are qualified to accurately diagnose conditions such as anxiety, aggression, and other psychiatric disorders.

• Tailored Solutions - Each pet is unique. We create personalized plans to address individual needs and behaviours. Improving the lives of both pets and owners.

While training is a crucial tool for teaching our pets, many behavioural issues stem from deeper emotional concerns like anxiety or fear. These underlying causes often require specialised care beyond traditional training methods. A behaviour veterinarian offers a comprehensive approach, combining behavioural therapy with veterinary expertise. This ensures that any medical conditions contributing to behavioural problems are addressed, leading to more effective and long-lasting results. We believe in a collaborative approach to ensure the best possible outcomes for your pet. We work closely with qualified, force-free trainers to provide personalized advice and support, combining our expertise in veterinary medicine and behavioral therapy.

By working together, we can create a comprehensive plan that addresses your pet's unique needs and promotes their overall well-being

Consider seeking our help if you notice any of the following:

●      Unwanted or problematic behaviors: Excessive barking, aggression, destructive behaviours, or anxiety.

●      Stress or discomfort: Your pet's behaviour is causing stress or conflict for you or your family.

●      Difficulty with daily activities: Your pet struggles with walks, travel, or social interactions.

●      Ineffective training: Previous training or behaviour modification attempts haven't yielded desired results.

●      Suspected anxiety or disorders: You believe your pet may be experiencing anxiety, separation anxiety, or another behavioral disorder.

●      If your veterinarian or trainer recommends it: If your vet or trainer suggests seeking specialized help, a behavior veterinarian can provide expert guidance.

If you're concerned about your pet's behaviour, don't hesitate to reach out for help. We can let you know how we an assist your furry friend!

Yes, sometimes medication can be a helpful tool in treating certain behavioral issues. It's often used alongside behavioral therapy to address underlying medical or emotional conditions.

How can medication help?

• Address underlying issues: Medication can help manage anxiety, fear, or other mental health conditions.

• Improve brain function: This can make it easier for your pet to learn and respond appropriately.

• Manage cognitive decline: For older pets, medication can help slow the progression of cognitive issues.

Remember: Medication is typically used in combination with behavioral therapy and should only be prescribed by a registered veterinarian.

Additionally: Specialised diets, pheramone sprays, and supplements can also be used to support your pets mental health.

• On-Site Consults: Our clinic-based consultations provide comprehensive assessments, including physical health checks and personalised behaviour training plans.

• Telemedicine: This is available as a follow-up service for our existing clients. Our team can continue to support your pet's care and behavioural needs remotely after an initial in-person examination.

• Home Visit Consults: For pets who feel more at ease in their own environment, our home visits offer tailored evaluations and guidance, along with practical advice for environmental adjustments.

• Referrals Welcome: If your veterinarian recommends our services, we can coordinate a consultation and review your pet's medical history. Your regular vet can handle follow-up care and additional testing.

• Collaboration with trainer: we believe in a collaborative approach to pet behaviour.. If you're already working with a force-free trainer, we're happy to collaborate with them to create a comprehensive and effective treatment plan for your pet.