Initial behavior consultations include
MOBILE house calls and VIRTUAL telephone/video sessions to serve local (Los Angeles) and international clients. Each consultation is private and tailored for the treatment of each individual animal pet behavior issue including but not limited to:
Puppy and kitten behavior, adolescent behavior (mouthiness, jumping, destructive chewing), geriatric behavior, obesity and overeating, aggression, anxiety, house soiling, anti-social behavior, introducing a new addition, and excessive vocalization.
Covered by most pet insurance policies.
Each MOBILE Initial Consultation includes:
- Review of Behavior History
- Round Trip Travel
- Private In-Home Session (~2 hrs)
- Behavior Assessment
- Instruction and Demonstration: Reward-Based Training and Behavior Modification
- Tailored Written Treatment Plan
- Veterinarian Contact
- One Week Post Session Support
Complete and return prior to the session: Contact, Consent, Behavior History Questionnaire, Veterinary Referral (when available).
FEES for service are in the drop-down menu: Consultations requiring additional time (e.g., multiple animals, travel) are subject to additional charges.
A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your appointment.
Each VIRTUAL telephone/video Initial Consultation includes:
- Review of Behavior History Questionnaire
- Review Video Supplements: Submission of photos and video links (Google, YouTube) prior to consultation.
- Private Telephone or Video Session (FaceTime/Skype) (~1 hr)
- Behavior Assessment
- Reward Based Training and Behavior Modification Instructions
- Tailored Written Treatment Plan
- Veterinarian Contact
- One Week Post Session Support
Forms to be completed and returned prior to the consultation: Contact, Consent, Behavior History Questionnaire, Veterinary Referral (when available).
FEES for service are located in the drop-down menu: Consultations requiring additional time (e.g., additional animals) are subject to additional charges.
Payment is required to secure and execute your appointment.
