Services
Common Behaviour Problems
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Anxiety disorder
Attention seeking
Fear and phobia
Aggression
Destructive behaviours
Elimination disorder
Noise sensitivity
Storm phobia
Separation anxiety
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Sleeping disorder
Hyper reactivity
Excessive vocalisation
Cognitive dysfunction in aging dogs
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Anxiety disorder
Urine marking and house-soiling
Attention seeking
Aggression
Sleeping disorder
Fear and phobia
Excessive vocalisation
Destructive behaviours
Separation anxiety
Cognitive dysfunction in aging cats
Over grooming
Abnormal repetitive behaviours
Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorders and other emotional disorders. You're not alone if you've noticed changes in your pet's behaviour. Many pet owners face similar challenges, with some studies showing that up to 1 in 5 dogs suffer from anxiety. Our veterinary behaviour services are designed to help you understand and address your pet's emotional well-being.
Our experienced behaviour veterinarian is here to help. We offer comprehensive behaviour consultations throughout Hong Kong. Whether your pet is struggling with separation anxiety, fear, aggression, obsessive-compulsive disorders, or cognitive dysfunction, we're equipped to provide tailored solutions. Our consultations can be conducted at our clinic, in the comfort of your home, or even virtually.
Refer to the following list to explore the most common issues we see in dogs and cats respectively.
Our Process
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1: Pre-Consultation
Before your appointment, we'll send you a detailed questionnaire and obtain your pets medical history.
The pre-consultation questionnaire will help us gather essential information about your pet's medical history, their current behaviour, and the specific challenges you're facing. -
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2: Comprehensive Behaviour Assessment
We'll investigate your pet's behaviour during our in-depth consultation, which typically lasts 1-2 hours. We'll observe their interactions, ask insightful questions, and conduct a thorough physical exam if needed to rule out any underlying medical issues.
By gaining a comprehensive understanding of your pet's behaviour and overall health, we can provide tailored solutions. -
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3: Tailored Behavior Modification Plan
Based on our assessment, we'll develop a personalised behaviour modification plan. This plan will address your pet's specific needs and consider your lifestyle and preferences. We'll provide practical strategies and techniques to help you manage and improve your pet's behaviour.
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4: Aftercare and Support
After our consultation, we'll provide you with a comprehensive report detailing our recommendations. This may include suggestions for medication, additional tests, or specific training exercises.
To ensure a collaborative approach to your pet's care, we'll forward the report and a referral letter to your regular veterinarian and, if applicable, your current force-free trainer.
We'll also schedule a follow-up phone call to check in on your pet's progress and make any necessary adjustments.
Your pet's well-being is our top priority. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need further support.
Service Descriptions
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In-clinic Consultations
60-minute consultation: A comprehensive assessment of your pet's behavior, including a detailed history and physical examination. We'll develop a personalized treatment plan, which may include behavioral modification techniques, medication recommendations, or referrals to other specialists.
90-minute consultation: Ideal for complex cases or pets with multiple behavioral issues. This extended session allows for in-depth analysis and a more tailored treatment plan.
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Home Visits
For pets that are anxious or fearful of the veterinary environment or when specific home-related behaviors need to be addressed.
Home visits provide the opportunity to observe your pet in their natural setting and offer tailored advice on managing their behavior. Minimum time is 90 minutes per session. -
Online Consultations
A convenient option for clients who live far away or have difficulty bringing their pet to the clinic. Online consultations involve a video or phone call to discuss your pet's behavior and receive guidance on potential solutions.
This is a good first step, but in order to do a full assessment, we would need to follow-up with a home visit or in-clinic consultation.
What you get:
Initial Behavior Consultation (1-2 hours)
Comprehensive History Review (medical and training) via a detailed questionnaire
Thorough Behavior Assessment and Diagnosis
Medication Recommendations (if needed)
Personalised Behaviour Modification Plan
Environmental Management Advice
Detailed Behavior Report summarising the consultation and recommendations
Coordination with Your Veterinarian and Trainer (including force-free trainers) for a collaborative approach
Ongoing Support for up to 6 weeks, including minor adjustments and modifications to the initial plan
Educational Resources (books, visuals, articles, online resources)
Referrals to Specialized Professionals if necessary (e.g., veterinary specialists, force-free trainers, physiotherapists, pet socialization groups etc)
Follow-Up Check-Ins to monitor progress and make adjustments
