Animal Behaviour
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1-2-1 Initial Consult £228.00 for 90 minutes
*Includes a full write up & behavioural modification plan*
*email & phone support*
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On going support sessions per 30-60 min session:
£75.00 with Head Behaviourist Liz
£60.00 with Junior Behaviourist Helen
Understanding your pets behaviour is a vital part of having a good relationship with your animal. Unfortunately sometimes people and animals need a little help with communication or situations that they find emotionally distressing.
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A behavioural consult can help to work on and improve many different issues that may come up in the home or in an animals life. These issues may be due to many different contributors such as past experiences, natural instincts, genetics and poor human-animal communication, just to name a few.
At Nature's Therapies Animal Behaviour, Liz believes that no animal is intentionally 'bad' but rather misunderstood and is passionate about working with animal and owner to bring the relationship back into harmony.
Common behavioural issues can include:
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Separation anxiety
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Dog - Dog aggression
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Car chasing
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Livestock chasing
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Reactivity
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Hyperactivity
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Fears & phobias
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Destructive
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Guarding
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Stereotypical behaviours e.g. spinning
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Self mutilation
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Bar biting
And more!.......
What to expect
It starts with an initial consult which will last between 90 minutes.
This is where Liz gets to know you, your animal and the problems that you are experiencing.
It is also where a plan of action is created and treatment starts.
After this session you will be emailed a full behavioural treatment plan for your animal and also will receive email and phone support.
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On-going support
At the end of your initial consult, Liz will discuss with you how many on-going support sessions she thinks you will need, in order to effectively work on your animals behaviour.
The On-going support sessions are 30-60 minutes in duration and the beauty of this service is that you can choose when and how you would like these sessions to run, enabling them to effectively fit in around yours and your pets lives and needs.
