Cats

Step 1, Initial contact

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As a Clinical Animal Behaviourist I require direct referral from your veterinary surgeon. This means completing some paperwork and agreeing to sharing your cats clinical history, all easy to do via my vet page. A health check may be needed if your cat has not been seen in the last month or so. This is to ensure that your pet is healthy and to rule out any medical issues that may be contributing to behaviour problems. If your pet is suffering from any medical issues I will take this into account when designing a behaviour plan. 

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Step 2, Booking

 

You will then be invited to make an appointment via the online booking system where you can choose the date and time. 

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Step 3, Behaviour consultation

 

This is a home visit that lasts approximately 1.5 hours. We will discuss the behaviour problem in detail, specifically why the problem started and how it is being maintained. We will then design a plan to modify your cats behaviour and start to implement this during my visit.

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Step 4, Aftercare

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You will be sent a report following what we discussed during the consultation, your vet will also be sent a summary report. You will receive 3 months support via phone or email, to ensure you are getting along with the plan and give you support during this period. Please note, it is the clients responsibility to book the follow up phone call and be available at the agreed contact time. 

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The price includes :

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• Contact with your vet

• Assessing medical records and questionnaire 

• 1.5 hour home visit

• Tailor made behaviour plan

• Summary sent to your vet

• Invoice for your insurance company and contact if you are making a claim

• Support with phone or email contact for 3 months

 

This package is £210 follow on visits are charged at £60 and follow on calls are £15 for 30 mins. Please be aware that for more complex cases you are likely to need more visits and longer support.