Pet Behaviourist in Gloucestershire | Effective Dog & Cat Training

Debbie Anslow ABTC-CCAB/ATI, RVN

Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist working with dogs in Gloucestershire and cats Worldwide.

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 in person all across Gloucestershire and remotely across the world to support you and your pet regain your relationship and rebuild your bonds.

As a qualified and assessed Clinical Animal Behaviourist, I use scientific methods and clinical research to help you understand your pet’s behaviour. Together, we will create a personalised plan to resolve any issues. This approach ensures the best outcome for both you and your pet.

To book a consultation, call 07780 333174, send a text or WhatsApp message, or email contact@positivepetbehaviour.co.uk.

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Hello, I’m Debbie Anslow.

Clinical Animal Behaviourist, Registered Veterinary Nurse and Animal Lover

If you’ve found this page, you’re likely dealing with a behaviour or training issue with your cat or dog. Don’t Panic, I’m here to help!

I offer individual, tailored solutions for a variety of behavioural conditions in different species. My goal is to help you understand why your pet behaves the way they do, and how to manage and support them, all without judgement.

Together, we will create a fully supported plan that will lead to a happier, less stressful life for both you and your pet.

Get in touch if you need a Pet Behaviourist in Gloucestershire

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Dog Behaviourist in Gloucestershire

I can help you to understand your dog’s specific needs and build a more appropriate communication style whilst giving you management advice to keep you and your family safe around your beloved pet.

Cat Behaviourist in Gloucestershire, the UK and Worldwide

As one of only 23 certificated and accredited feline behaviourists in the UK, I can help you understand how your cat is thinking and why. This will lead us to build a specific tailored solution to any and all issues with your feline friend.

Which species do you need help with?

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2 months ago

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