Veterinary Behaviourist
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Inital Assessment
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Behavioural Modification Plan
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Training & Results
Initial Behavioural Consultation
Initial Consultation: £250
Follow On Hour: £60-£125 depending on what the veterinary behaviourist suggests is required
Follow On Half Hour: £30-£75, depending on what the veterinary behaviourist suggests is required.
Tailored Behavioural Modification Plan
Based on the initial assessment, we will create a comprehensive Behavioural Modification Plan. This plan outlines practical steps to address and improve your dog’s behaviour. Behavioural issues can be complex, so our veterinary behaviourist may recommend a support package to help ensure long-term success.
Commitment to Consistency
Medication and Treatment
Behavioural Questionnaire
Separation Related Behaviours Footage
Commonly Treated Behavioural Issues
Our veterinary behaviourist commonly addresses the following behavioural concerns:
- Aggressive or defensive behaviour towards other dogs
- Human-directed aggression
- Separation-related behaviours
- House-soiling issues
- Stress-related problems
- Fears and phobias
- Sound sensitivities
- Car travel anxiety
- Fear of veterinary visits
- Handling and grooming difficulties
- Repetitive or compulsive behaviours
- Nuisance Behaviours
- Barking
- Furniture scratching
- Attention-seeking
- Eating Disorders
- Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrom
If your dog’s behaviour isn’t listed above, please get in touch—we’re here to help.
Book Your Dog’s Assessment
Ready to take the next step? To book a behavioural assessment for your dog, simply fill out our Application Form.
Please note: A referral from your primary vet is required before the assessment can be arranged. Your vet can contact us directly or complete our Vet Referral Form.
For Vets: Referrals
How to Make a Referral
Medication and Reports
If psychoactive medications are recommended, we will consult with you for approval. You’ll also receive a copy of the initial behavioural report for your records. We believe in ongoing support, so most clients will receive regular follow-up sessions until the behaviour is resolved.
Ready to refer a patient?
Click here to complete the Vet Referral Form.