BEHAVIOURAL CONSULTATIONS

When we sit down for a behavioural consultation, our team looks at the problem through two distinct lenses:

We believe the best way to manage behavioural issues is to prevent them before they start. During our free initial puppy and kitten health checks, our team focuses heavily on the "socialisation window" (up to five months of age).

We provide guidance on:

• Independence Training: Teaching your pet to be calm when left alone, avoiding the separation anxiety often seen in pets raised during lockdown periods.
• Positive Exposure: How to introduce your pet to new sights, sounds, and experiences in a way that builds confidence rather than fear.

Our team is experienced in managing a variety of complex behaviours, including:

• Separation Anxiety: Destructive behaviour, barking, or distress when owners leave the house.
• Aggression: Understanding the fear-based roots of reactive behaviour toward people or other animals.
• Generalised Anxiety: Support for pets who are constantly "on edge" or fearful of storms and loud noises.
• Senior Cognitive Dysfunction: Helping older pets who may become confused or restless at night.

If your pet’s behaviour has become difficult to manage, you don’t have to do it alone. A behavioural consultation is the first step toward a more peaceful, happy home.