Call Krista
Drechmann at 1-800-372-3706
Ext 89
to make an appointment with Dr.
Rolan Tripp. A phone
consultation appointment is
scheduled to discuss and review
the Pet Behavior History
Analysis.
Your pet's veterinarian will be
contacted to request recent lab
work results.
Following the Pet Behavior
History Analysis and
Consultation with a Veterinary
Behavior Consultant, a report is sent to
the pet's veterinarian that
includes the pet's behavioral
profile and any recommended
medical services and behavior
medicines.
Veterinarians
nationwide
consult with
Dr. Rolan
Tripp client
pet behavior cases
at no charge by contacting the Antech
Diagnostic Laboratory
Doctor Consult Line at
1-800-745-4725
Ext. 5
The Network
allows the client easy,
convenient, step by step education
with phone and email support by
a credentialed Veterinary
Behavior Technician to assure
pet and pet parent success.
See
Client
Testimonials and
Veterinarian
References.
The goal is to increase the
enjoyment of pets as indoor members of a human
family.
Questions? Call Veterinary Behavior
Services Director, Kristin White, RVT
at 1-800-372-3706 Ext. 87 or Veterinary
Behavior Technician (VBT) Provider
and Technical Director
Tara Lang, BS, RVT
at Ext. 88
Both
Tara and Kristen are past Presidents of
the
Society of
Veterinary Behavior Technicians
(SVBT) and have been on the cover
of the Veterinary Technician
Journal, (Tara) April 2007 and
(Kristen) April
2008.
A
Veterinary
Behavior
Consultant
(VBC) supports
veterinarians by
planning and
coordinating
the pet behavior modification
program.
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Pet
Behavior Analysis Steps
from DVM
1. The
attending Veterinarian
calls with
client information or faxes a
form
to 1-800-372-3706 requesting
a Pet
Behavior History Analysis be
offered on their behalf to a
client with a pet behavior
problem.
2.
An Veterinary
Behavior Technician
(VBT) contacts the client
on behalf of
the attending Veterinarian and
Dr Rolan Tripp to explain
and offer the service.
If the client
makes the appointment, payment
is applied (Shopping Cart)
and a pet
behavior history form - the
PetEthogram™
- is sent to the client by email
to
complete from the convenience of
home and then submit online for
evaluation by the Veterinary
Behavior Consultant (VBC).
3.
The VBC calls the client at the
appointment time to
discuss the Analysis that will
be sent to the pet's Attending
DVM (ADVM).
4.
The Analysis
report
includes: probable causes for
the unwanted behavior, prognosis for
improvement with treatment,
suggested behavior therapy and
further diagnostics that are
indicated. Behavior medicine is
prescribed by the ADVM as
needed. Client is offered behavior
education by the Network to
support the ADVM and to assure
pet and client success.
