1)
The Attending Veterinarian
(ADVM) submits the
information based on the
Request for a Pet
Behavior History
Analysis (via phone, fax, or
online
form).
2) An
Animal Behavior Network
representative contacts the client to explain the
service.
3)
If client enrolls,
a professional fee is
collected for the Pet
Behavior History
Analysis.
4)
The
client schedules a phone
appointment and completes
online
behavior history
called the
"PetEthogram™
from home or works with
assistance from an
assigned Veterinary
Behavior Technician.
5)
When finished
with the
online history,
the
client uses the "ViewAll" feature to PRINT
a
copy of the history,
if desired.
7)
The
client sends the
finished online history
to a
Veterinary Behavior
Technician to review in
preparation for the
Veterinary Behavior
Consultant's Analysis.
8)
Results are
provided to the client by phone
appointment and via a
written report from a Veterinary Behavior
Consultant (VBC), Dr.
Rolan Tripp or
Associate.
9) After
the completion of the
Analysis, the Veterinary
Behavior Consultant
sends the report to the Attending
Veterinarian who may consult with
Veterinary Behavior Consultant
(Dr. Tripp or ABN Associate) on
the case.
10)
The Attending
Veterinarian schedules a follow-up
appointment with client for
medical work-up and treatment
plan. If indicated, the
attending veterinarian
completes a Brief
Neurological Exam and
Behavioral Assessment in
the exam room.
We
recommend pets be fasted
for every veterinary
exam (not fed the
night before or the
morning of the
visit.)
Water is okay. Pet
parent to bring a
Ziploc bag with 10
-
12
small pieces of a
VERY tasty food. Give one small
piece immediately after entering
the hospital lobby. If refused,
see if the pet will accept it
when in the parking lot.
If
participating in a
treatment plan report
treat acceptance or rejection to
Dr. Tripp.