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BEHAVIOR COUNSELING
Behavioral problems in pets are common and can lead to frustration, a weakening of the human-pet bond, and a loss of quality of life for both the people and animals involved. Studies show that behavioral problems are the most frequently cited cause for surrender of pets to animal shelters. However, relinquishment of ownership is not the only solution, and most behavior problems can be corrected or, at least improved.
COMMON BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS:
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
- Fears and phobias
- Aggression (towards humans and other animals)
- Separation anxiety
- House soiling, urine marking and litterbox trouble
- Unruliness, excitability and destructive behavior
- Compulsive and repetitive behavior
- Age-related cognitive dysfunction
- Disobedience
- Submission
- Running away
- Excessive barking
- Coprophagia (ingesting excrement)
- Staying up at night
Pre-Selection Consultation: Information and guidance to help you select the appropriate pet for your circumstances, matching the most suitable pet with the owner.
Preventative Counseling: Avoid problems before they start by learning how to raise a pet with minimal behavior issues.
Puppy Socialization and Training: Basic and advanced behavior counseling are available when intervention is needed to stop undesirable behavior.
Our treatment plans may involve behavior modification and/or drug therapies. If you think your pet has a problem that would benefit from a consultation, please contact us.
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