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Veterinarians may also
call Veterinary Behavior
Consultant, Rolan Tripp,
DVM by calling the Antech
Doctor Consult Line at 1-800-745-4725 Ext. 5 and
asking for Dr. Tripp.
Pet Behavior History Analysis
 Step
One: The attending
veterinarian calls in the info.
or faxes in a "Request for a
Pet Behavior History Analysis" form. See
Fax Request Form
Step Two:
An Veterinary Behavior
Technician contacts the client
to explain and offer the
service.
Step Three: The
enrolled client completes an
extensive pet behavior history
at home using the
online
PetEthogram™.
Step Four: The
behavior history is analyzed by
an
a Veterinary Behavior Consultant
(Dr. Tripp or Associate DVM).
Step Five:
A report is emailed or faxed to
the client and the attending
veterinarian. The Veterinary
Behavior Consultant
(VBC)discusses
the Analysis
with the DVM
at no charge.
Step Six:
The client
will be given options which may
include a customized step-by-step Behavior
Modification Program to
help assure
client ease and success.
Step Seven:
The client books a follow-up
extended appointment with the
attending veterinarian to
discuss any medical
recommendations.
The Pet Behavior History Analysis gives your client
one year of follow-up
pet behavior
education (weekly
email lessons) with links to
online library topics, self
study programs, and video
education.
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Ongoing encouragement and
education for clients on pet
behavior modification is key!
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Other Veterinary Support
Services
Veterinary
Member Program: Participating
veterinary practices learn
how to implement Dr. Rolan
Tripp's Pet Perception
Management Manual
and
catch the "Third Wave" of
kinder, gentler
veterinary experiences for pets.
Catch the "Third Wave in
the Veterinary Profession."
1st Wave
= Veterinary
Centered (Scientific Method)
2nd Wave =
Client-Centered
(Client
Service and Preventive Care)
3rd Wave = Pet-Centered
Practice
(Pet's Perception of Visit)
 In
the Third Wave practice,
the focus is on how the pets
perceive their visit and care.
The veterinary team uses
distraction and medical
strategies to prevent both
physical and emotional pain. The
clients bring in hungry pets and
treats.
The
result? Pets are less
fearful, less stressed, happier
and more cooperative patients.
Clients are more likely to
return (and more often) when
pets seem to enjoy the visit
(or, at least, are not
terrorized).
The
Animal Behavior Network
support of
your veterinary practice helps transform
your hospital
into
a Pet-Centered Practice
and
Behavior Center.
You gain a
community-wide reputation
as the
The Puppy Place,
as the The Cookie Place,
as a happy visit for pets!
Puppies and dogs begin to
drag pet parents
IN - not
out -
of your veterinary practice
front door.
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RELAX
- 100%
Satisfaction
Guarantee |
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If not fully
satisfied within
30 Days, the
Animal Behavior
Network
offers a full
refund. |
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Veterinarians