Your
Mission
this month -
should you choose to accept
- is to learn
how
to offer
behavior medicine with the support of
your assigned Veterinary Behavior Consultant and Veterinary
Behavior Technician.
Some
pets, like humans, need medication to reduce anxiety while
learning new behaviors. Other pets have imbalances in their
brain chemistry and need the benefit of medication
to live happier, less stressful lives.
Dr. Tripp says, "Take a behavior
history before you take a life!" Too many pets are surrendered and
euthanized due to misunderstood pet behaviors that could
have been resolved.
Support
close relationships between pets and
families. Find out if there are any
unwanted pet behaviors. If simple, enroll in the ECourse, if
severe or complex, recommend a pet behavior
history analysis
and consultation for the pet parent.
Then, simply call or fax 1-800-372-3706 (ph/fax) to provide the pet parent name, phone
number, email (if you have one) pet name, and behavior
issue. A Veterinary Behavior
Technician contacts your pet parents to explain and offer
pet behavior help.
Your location can also send
pet parents information about behavior services using the
online Client Entry Wizard. If you
select "Pet Analysis" the pet parent will receive
information on how the Analysis can help.
Questions? Need Help? Call or Email me today!
