Vet-referred dog behaviourist

FAQs

How do I get referred?

Either ask your vet to refer you directly via the vet referral page on my website. I will then email you details of the behaviour package, cost and enrolment form.

Or if you would like further details and to speak to me first please use my contact form or book a free 15 minute Zoom enquiry call in.

Can I claim on my pet insurance?

Yes if your insurance policy covers behaviour. My qualifications are recognised by pet insurance companies and vets (Full Member of the APBC Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors, and registered CAB Clinical Animal Behaviourist with the ABTC Animal Behaviour Training Council).

My vet referred me to you. Why do you work with vets?

It’s a requirement of the professional bodies I am affiliated with. This is because medical issues contribute to a large proportion of behaviour issues. I need to be aware of your dog’s medical history when I am designing a treatment plan. I may also advise you discuss some of my observations with your vet. I organise the referral for you and you will be contacted by your vet for permission to share your dog’s records.

How quickly can you fix my dog?

I aim to provide as much immediate improvement as possible, but resolving complex behaviour issues can take several months depending on the individual dog and their environment. I provide support to ensure you are guided through your training plan and see results. The most successful clients are always those who are consistent, and dedicate the time needed to see a change in their dog.

Where do the sessions happen?

At your home or another suitable location depending on what we’re working on.