Online Dog and Cat Behaviour Consults from Your Home
If your pet were limping, you'd call the vet — behaviour issues are symptoms too.
We help dogs and cats with anxiety, fears, reactivity, and other challenging behaviours with expert and compassionate care.
Start today for lasting change.
Scheduling your behavioural consultation is Easy
Simple
Our online veterinary behaviour consultations are designed to be straightforward and accessible.
We make it easy for you to get expert help for your pet’s behaviour.
Step 1: Book your free 15-min call
Once we receive your request, we’ll contact you to find the most convenient time for your call.
Step 2: Speak with the expert
Our veterinary behaviourist will reach out to understand your pet’s behaviour and recommend the best course of action.
Step 3: Begin Your Behaviour Journey
If you're happy to proceed, we'll set up your full behavioural consult and guide you every step of the way.
Guided by a Vet, Tailored to Your Life
No matter where you live, you can have online consultations from home.
Flexible scheduling is available, including evenings, nights, and weekends—no need to miss work.
Practical advice helps you manage your dog and cat’s behavior confidently, starting from the first meeting.
Personalised plans are created by our Veterinary Behaviorist to fit your routine, home, and goals
Behaviour problems Medical problems
If your pet were vomiting or having diarrhoea, you’d call a vet.
Yet when faced with anxiety, reactivity, or aggression, many owners feel unsure or even blame themselves. However, these behavioural issues are also symptoms — clinical signs that your dog is struggling emotionally. And just like any health condition, they need a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
Whether your dog is showing signs of aggression, separation anxiety, or your cat is struggling with noise phobia or reactivity, we work to identify the root cause, not just suppress the symptoms. This isn’t obedience training — it’s veterinary behavioural care, tailored to your pet’s emotional and medical needs.
We work with dogs and cats of all breeds, ages, and backgrounds, including those with complex or long-standing issues. Every case is approached with clinical insight, practical advice, and a compassionate understanding of what it’s like to live with a struggling pet.
Common Behaviour Issues We Help With
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📌 Struggling with accidents in the house?
Inappropriate elimination can be due to stress, medical issues, or improper training. We work to find the cause and restore good habits.
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📌 Does your pet struggle when left alone?
Excessive barking, destructive behavior, and distress can signal separation anxiety. We help pets feel more secure and confident on their own.
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📌 Is your pet chewing, scratching, or destroying furniture?
Stress, boredom, or lack of structure can lead to destructive habits. We offer strategies to redirect energy positively.
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📌 Is your dog or cat showing signs of reactivity or aggression?
Growling, lunging, or biting can stem from fear, frustration, or territorial instincts. We identify triggers and guide you toward safe, effective solutions.
Want to Know How a Behavioural consultation works?
Learn why the initial session lasts up to three hours, what contributes to its depth, and how it sets the stage for meaningful, lasting progress.
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