Complete a new referral now

Use our streamlined referral form, linked to your practice account, to help your client access behavioural support as soon as possible.

We take behavioural referrals for both dogs and cats.

When to refer a case

Behavioural concerns have a huge impact on welfare of both the animal and their family.
Seeking early treatment increases prognosis and improves quality of life for your patients.

Reactivity

Reactions towards people, dogs or other animals, including resource guarding

Separation

Dogs who struggle being left alone or away from one person

Repetitive Behaviours

Fly snapping, tail chasing, lick granulomas, over grooming or any other repetitive behaviours

Noise Sensitivity

Dogs that struggle with fear or reactivity to any type of noises

Vet phobic

Dogs and cats that struggle with receiving veterinary care

Inappropriate Predation

For cases of inappropriate or excessive predatory behaviours

General Anxiety

Those dogs who are generally anxious and struggling with daily life

Inappropriate toileting

Dogs or cats displaying inappropriate toileting behaviours

Impacts on Quality of Life

Any time behaviours are negatively impacting you or your dog's lives

Why choose a virtual veterinary behaviour consult?

Access expert support for your client's in their own home!

Low Stress

Dog's staying in their home avoids any additional stress for them, they're more likely to cope and your clients are more likely to get the most out of their consultations.

No Geographical limits

Wherever you live, you shouldn't have to compromise on the quality of veterinary behavioural care available to your clients. Our virtual consultations give you access to expert veterinary behaviour support, regardless of your location.

Rewatch Anytime

Clients are able to rewatch all of their consults whenever they need with recordings, as well as videos to support all the training exercises maximising their success.

Low Distractions

Our consults requires some concentration, by having clients at home their dog can be settled and they can focus. The dogs will also be able to manage more work with less distractions. 
Why refer to a

Veterinary Behaviourist?

Give your clients the best possible care by referring them to a veterinary behaviourist who can treat their pet as a whole. Since the majority of behavioural concerns have an underlying medical component, a thorough understanding of animal health, as well as behaviour, is essential for effective treatment.

Our gold-standard approach combines medical, emotional, and learning-based care to achieve the best results. Dr Katie is fully qualified, independently assessed, and registered with the organisations below.

Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist

Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors

Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians 

Animal Behaviour Training Counsel 

Association of Pet Dog Trainers

Request Client Resources

Please fill in the short form below if you'd like to request any client resources including discounts for our online puppy and dog training or FREE access to our Emergency Behaviour Management course.
Budget friendly option for clients

Coming soon!
DIY Veterinary Behaviour Consult

We now have our affordable DIY option for Veterinary Behaviour support for those clients where referral isn't an option.

Click here soon to find out more about how you can support your clients through our DIY Veterinary Behaviour Consult whilst you complete the medical aspects following guidance in our free Vet DIY Veterinary Behaviour Course.

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