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 Pet
Behavior
History Analysis
Veterinarians may consult with
ABN on a client Pet Behavior History
Analysis at
no charge to the practice. Veterinarians wanting their clients to benefit from this service
or seeking more information, may
call Dr. Rolan Tripp or
Veterinary Behavior
Technician Tara Lang, BS, RVT, at
1-800-372-3706.
Families struggling with
unwanted pet behaviors may
involve their veterinarian
in a
consulting relationship with
Animal Behavior.Net at no
charge to the practice.
This is called
Veterinary
Consulting Participation. A
Pet
Behavior
History Analysis
gives recommendations to the pet's veterinarian. The pet's
veterinarian stays in charge
of the behavior case.
A
veterinary behavior consultant
supports trainers and
veterinarians by coordinating
pet behavior
training.
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Pet Behavior History Analysis
1.
an analysis
of the pets motivations for the undesirable
behaviors
2. how easy or difficult
it will be to improve
the pet's behavior
3.
how much time
it will take with the pet to reach
the goals
4. recommended
services from the pet's veterinarian
to
correct or rule out any
medical causes behind the pet's behavior
5. recommended services
from a qualified trainer
which may include participation in a qualified
puppy kindergarten, dog training
class, or private training.
6. a fee estimate
for recommended services
7.
a customized
recommendation for an ABN
Behavior Modification Program
that includes structured client
follow-up by phone and email to
set clients and pets up for
success.
Behavior Education
includes weekly Positive Pet
Parenting email
lessons, an annual
Login Library
Pass
of animal behavior topics,
videos, self-guided learning
programs, and Dr.
Rolan Tripp's power
point presentations.
The Pet Behavior History Analysis supports the pet's veterinarian in providing pet behavior medicine. The report to the veterinarian provides a comprehensive
pet behavior profile, a prognosis for improvement, and an overview of a recommended plan that involves the pet, family, veterinary practice, and trainers, as needed. The goal is to guide pet parents step-by-step at home on how to restore a positive, loving,
problem-free pet relationship.
What are the steps to begin a veterinary Pet Behavior History Analysis?
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