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Behavior Consultation

When your pet’s behavior changes, it’s important to first determine whether an underlying medical issue is the cause. Many common canine and feline behavioral problems—such as anxiety, aggression, or house soiling—can stem from pain, illness, or other health conditions. Our veterinary team will conduct a thorough evaluation to identify any medical concerns and, if needed, create a tailored treatment plan. In some cases, medication may be the most effective solution to help manage symptoms and improve your pet’s well-being.

Once medical issues are ruled out, we can focus on addressing behavioral challenges through training, environmental changes, and other supportive strategies. By taking the right approach, you can strengthen the bond with your pet and enhance their overall quality of life.

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Some of the most common behavior concerns in dogs and cats include:

  • House soiling
  • Puppy/kitten training challenges
  • Separation anxiety
  • Noise phobias
  • Generalized anxiety
  • Aggression
  • Cognitive dysfunction

If you are having trouble with any of these – do not fear! There are many resources out there to help a new pet parent navigate the pet behavior & training world. We have compiled a list of trusted resources below to address some of the most common issues pet parents have.

Keep in mind that behavior problems can be complex and may take time and patience to resolve – be patient with your pet, and yourself.


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