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"Behavioral Wellness" in the Veterinary Practice
Behavior Management in the Veterinary Practice
It is vital that veterinary clinics have in place not only "crisis-management" strategies for handling aggressive animals, but also long-term strategies for behavior assessment, prevention, and correction in order to dramatically reduce the risk of aggression to family, veterinary staff and the community, and further to help ensure that unresolved behavior issues don't break the bond between pet and family. Helping to maintain the human- companion-animal bond is good community service AND good business!
We will create a Behavior Management Program for your practice, including:
Staff Training
Bite Prevention - reduce injuries, and their cost to the practice and community
Recognizing Behavior Problems - Pick up on problems while they are solvable -- keep clients!
Temperament Training and Desensitization - for new Puppies & Kittens
Puppy Parties A fun introduction to the clinic for new clients and new pets An excellent time to introduce concept about "socialization", temperament training, command response training, and more. A great way to bond clients to the practice!
Behavior Exam Stamp - Objective Assessment Screening Questionnaire - Subjective Assessment
Behavior Modification Tools
“Must-have” tools for every practice
Problem-solving Tools to offer Clients
Behavior and Training Handout Evaluation
Write your own vs. purchase a “packet”
Evaluation of commercially available handouts
In-Clinic Counseling vs. Referral (Outsourcing) - Evaluation
What types of problems can staff responsibly counsel owners about?
How to outsource or refer behavior problems
Please See "Resources for the Veterinary Clinic" for useful material about Puppy Selection Counseling
Please
call (949 497-7050) or email *( Note: to defeat spammers, you must cut-and-paste the email address, it is not "clickable". Sorry for the inconvenience.)
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