For veterinarians
work with a certified applied animal behaviorist
Our Shared Goal
Improve behaviour and welfare for your clients
Behaviour problems can be frustrating for pet owners, and a sign that the dog or cat could have compromised welfare. If you don't have the time or the resources to do behaviour consultations, then referring cases to a trusted resource who uses methods rooted in science, with education and experience as well as certifications, could help improve the welfare of the animals you treat and help your clients.

behaviour history
Time is spent gathering an extensive behaviour history to inform the behaviour modification and training plan.

management & enrichment
If needed, a management plan improve safety in the household and outside if designed. Additionally, plans for exercise and mental stimulation are developed

Develop a behaviour modification plan
An individual behaviour modification and training plan is personalized for your client that works with the individual cat or dog as well as the household.

communication with clinic
Upon receiving client permission, an overview of the behaviour history and behaviour modification and training plan will be send to the clinic, including notes if behaviour medication might be beneficial for the dog or cat.

further assistance
Any questions about the case can be addressed via email or on the phone if you would like further information or discussion.
trusted resource
Janet Cutler, PhD CAAB
With 20 years of experience in dog and cat behaviour, Janet strives to help veterinarians provide behaviour services for their clients. With reporting to keep your clinic up to date, you can provide the best care for your client.
As a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and with education in the field of behaviour and welfare, Janet can provide a source of knowledge and resources on dog and cat behaviour problems, management, treatment, as well as training and behaviour modification.
Clinic continuing education
Virtual lunch and learn opportunites for staff training related to behaviour and welfare can be arranged. If interested, contact by clicking the button below to discuss topics and options that might best suit your clinic.