Pet Behavioral Therapy

Category: General

Pet Behavioral Therapy

By Dr. Lidija Krvavac

Behavioural therapy is becoming more common in veterinary medicine, but knowing when it's actually needed isn't always obvious.

In this video, Dr. Lidija Krvavac explains how to tell the difference between a passing quirk and something worth professional attention.

Key Takeaways from Dr. Lidija:
- Rule Out Medical Causes First: Before anything else, make sure there isn't a health issue driving the behaviour change.
- Start With Basic Training: A solid foundation helps you recognise when something is genuinely abnormal later on.
- When to Get Help: If the behaviour continues despite this, it's time to bring in a professional.

Schedule a Consultation:
Concerned about a change in your pet's behaviour? Our team can help assess what's actually going on.

🔗 Book a consultation: https://noblevetclinic.com/contact-us
📖 Learn more about behavioural therapy: https://noblevetclinic.com/pet-behavioural-therapy-dubai

Transcript

Hi, I'm Dr. Lidija. Behavioral therapy is more and more common in veterinary medicine. When does your pet need professional behavioral therapy? Well, first we need to make sure that the pet is absolutely healthy and that there isn't a medical issue causing their behavior to change. Another thing is we want to make sure we're doing behavioral therapy ourselves from the very beginning. And that goes from basic training. So that then you can rely on your pet's behavior and recognize any changes in their usual self and know when something is abnormal. If everything is okay medically and the behavior is still continuing, then it's time to get someone professional involved in evaluating the situation.

Pet Behavioral Therapy

Category: General

Pet Behavioral Therapy

By Dr. Lidija Krvavac

Behavioural therapy is becoming more common in veterinary medicine, but knowing when it's actually needed isn't always obvious.

In this video, Dr. Lidija Krvavac explains how to tell the difference between a passing quirk and something worth professional attention.

Key Takeaways from Dr. Lidija:
- Rule Out Medical Causes First: Before anything else, make sure there isn't a health issue driving the behaviour change.
- Start With Basic Training: A solid foundation helps you recognise when something is genuinely abnormal later on.
- When to Get Help: If the behaviour continues despite this, it's time to bring in a professional.

Schedule a Consultation:
Concerned about a change in your pet's behaviour? Our team can help assess what's actually going on.

🔗 Book a consultation: https://noblevetclinic.com/contact-us
📖 Learn more about behavioural therapy: https://noblevetclinic.com/pet-behavioural-therapy-dubai

Transcript

Hi, I'm Dr. Lidija. Behavioral therapy is more and more common in veterinary medicine. When does your pet need professional behavioral therapy? Well, first we need to make sure that the pet is absolutely healthy and that there isn't a medical issue causing their behavior to change. Another thing is we want to make sure we're doing behavioral therapy ourselves from the very beginning. And that goes from basic training. So that then you can rely on your pet's behavior and recognize any changes in their usual self and know when something is abnormal. If everything is okay medically and the behavior is still continuing, then it's time to get someone professional involved in evaluating the situation.