Improving pet behaviour, enhancing quality of life

I specialise in treating canine and feline behaviour problems. My animal patients can ONLY be treated on vet referral, in case the presenting behaviour is due to or influenced by a physical malady or complaint. Upon booking, I will send you a referral form for your vet to complete.

I cover Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. The Silver behaviour package includes a consultation in your home, a treatment pack (worth £50), a detailed written report, two online follow up consultations and unlimited online support for three months.

The Gold package offers the same benefits as Silver, but with two additional online follow up consultations and six months of support. The Platinum package offers the same as Gold, but with an additional two online follow ups and nine months of support.

Most pet insurance policies cover pet behaviour treatment carried out by Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourists.

In terms of payment, you can pay by BACS transfer or securely online anytime before your consultation. PayPal options are also available. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your appointment.

Home visits usually last two hours and the online follow up consultations last an hour. There is a mileage surcharge of £1 per mile from CO10. Bookings can be made online or you can contact me directly.

Your plan starts from the day of your home visit. At the end of your plan, if you require further help, it is possible to purchase unlimited online support on a month by month basis (£100 per month) or additional online follow ups (£75 per session).

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FAQs

What are the most common behaviour problems?
I see both canine and feline behaviour patients on veterinary referral and have worked extensively with aggression,
anxiety, attention-seeking, compulsive disorders, messy problems and general control issues.

How can behavioural therapy help my pet?
As a Clinical Animal Behaviourist, I can offer the time, expertise and experience needed to investigate why a problem has occurred. Support plans are then tailored to suit each pet, owner and situation, using only kind training methods. Together we can make a real difference to your pet's behaviour - improving the quality of life for your pet as well as you and your family. Changing behaviour involves changing emotions, so the process is usually lengthy and requires significant commitment from owners.

What happens during the home visit?
The treatment packages I offer includes a two hour consultation in your own home. Your pet will be assessed, a full history is taken, diagnosis made and a treatment plan devised to help you modify your pet's behaviour. If possible, all family members should be present.

What happens after the consultation?
A behaviour report is sent to you and your referring vet and after care is provided for three months (Silver), six months (Gold Package) or nine months (Platinum Package). A weekly diary of your pet's behaviour can be submitted after the home visit so that I can provide regular guidance and give feedback while you are implementing the treatment plan. This helps to facilitate progress. Also included are online follow-up consultations after the initial visit. This is not a case of seeing a pet then moving on to the next one. I ensure my patients and their owners get a caring and thorough service.

Can I claim on my pet insurance?
In most cases, yes. APBC members (like myself) are recognised by leading pet insurance providers, so clients with suitable cover are able to claim for behavioural treatment (on veterinary referral).