It can be daunting to get started, learning about how it works can help
Lots of people I work with are a bit anxious to start out with. Their pets are struggling in some way. Pet parents can feel embarrassed, ashamed or like the behaviour is a reflection of them in some way. Let’s face it, sometimes our pet’s behaviour is stressful! Or anxiety- or frustration-inducing!
But I have so much admiration for people acknowledging that things could be better and reaching out for help on that journey.
If you’re anything like me then you’ll want to know everything you can before you get started. I’ve put together some information pages to provide more information on how it works. If anything is left unanswered, please do ask!
The behaviour consultation process
From the paperwork before the consultation takes place, to the consultation itself, and what follows. You can find out more about this process here. There are different packages available for each issue so that you can choose what level of support you feel you need. I am happy to advise, and arrange a call to talk more if you are at all uncertain.
The vet referral
Learn more about what a vet referral is, why it’s needed and how to go about getting one even if your dog doesn’t like the vets here.