Behaviour problems in our pets are common and can arise at any time. Without proper support from a trained professional these issues are unlikely to resolve on their own and will likely progress and get worse.
I work as a Pet Behaviourist supporting cats and dogs in person all across Gloucestershire and remotely across the world to support you and your pet regain your relationship and rebuild your bonds.
I aim to help you understand why your pet is behaving in a particular manner and how you can help to aid their recovery to good emotional health.
Is your new years resolution to get you pet's behaviour or training better managed or under control?
Don't forget we have re-launched our discovery call service.
Do you need support but don't know what or how?
Not sure if you need a trainer or a clinical behaviourist?
Don't know whether the practitioner is ethical or force free?
Book in for a chinwag now, completely free and we can run you through every aspect of how behaviour and training works.
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Is your new years resolution to get you pet's behaviour or training better managed or under control?
Don't forget we have re-launched our discovery call service.
Do you need support but don't know what or how?
Not sure if you need a trainer or a clinical behaviourist?
Don't know whether the practitioner is ethical or force free?
Book in for a chinwag now, completely free and we can run you through every aspect of how behaviour and training works.
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Is your new years resolution to get you pet's behaviour or training better managed or under control?
Don't forget we have re-launched our discovery call service.
Do you need support but don't know what or how?
Not sure if you need a trainer or a clinical behaviourist?
Don't know whether the practitioner is ethical or force free?
Book in for a chinwag now, completely free and we can run you through every aspect of how behaviour and training works.
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Happy new year from all at Positive Pet Behaviour. Please note that we have had a change over in administrators over the festive period. If you are waiting for a response or to book an appointment, please get back in touch, just in case you have been accidentally swept away during the festivities!
Wishing everyone a wonderful 2025 with much clearer communication and understanding between pets and people! 😙😞😸🧑🎓👱♀️👨🦰👩👳♂️🧕👮♀️👷🐶🐱🐕🐩🦮🐕🦺🐈🐈⬛ ... See MoreSee Less
Starting on the 6th January, our discovery calls are back in action.
If you don't know whether you need a trainer or a clinical behaviourist. If you have questions about how the process works. Or if you need some support or advice about how to book, please use our discovery call service. ☎️📞
Please click the link to book.
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Starting on the 6th January, our discovery calls are back in action.
If you don't know whether you need a trainer or a clinical behaviourist. If you have questions about how the process works. Or if you need some support or advice about how to book, please use our discovery call service. ☎️📞
Please click the link to book.
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Explore our website and get in touch with us today. Learn more about how we can assist you and answer any questions you may have.I am getting towards winding up for the year, I do still have a couple of followup sessions left and one space for a full consultation between Christmas and the new year, if you need support, please get in touch. Time to start the Christmas prep! ... See MoreSee Less
When I am working with an animal whom I suspect has pain as a contributing factor in their behaviour displays and responses. 🐕🐈🐇🐀
I always ask the care giver to request a behavioural pain trial from their vet.🏥
And ideally get support/assessment from a Qualified physiotherapist.
Behaviour analgesia trials should ideally last at least 6 weeks and utilise 2 different medication types to attempt to cover as many of the pain pathways as possible. 😞🔨
To gain adequate monitoring data for this, I always ask for, a validated pain score be completed at the beginning and the end, dianostic quality video footage of the animal moving, and a diary coveting the period of the trial to track and measure swings. 📝✏️🖊
We are still struggling to manage hidden pain in many humans who have a voice and way of saying exactly where it hurts. We need to support and advocate for our pets and animals as a minimum standard. 💪✊️ ... See MoreSee Less
I harp on about this on a daily basis. Gathering data is essential for animals whi may have painful conditions affecting their behavioural responses. ... See MoreSee Less