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Giving every pet a chance
Remote consultations to resolve your pet’s behavioural challenges.
It is always beneficial for problem behaviours to be addressed as soon as possible to maximise
safety and/or welfare for both the animal and the owner.
Pippa Hutchison MSc Dip (AS) CCAB
A clinical animal behaviourist, independently certificated by the Accreditation Committee of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB)
Her qualifications are recognised by the RSPCA and the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Pippa is available for veterinary referred cases throughout the UK.
Pippa lectures on a range of behaviour and welfare topics at The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine and the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, St Kitts and Nevis as well as organisations like International Cat Care (ICC), British Veterinary Behaviour Association (BVBA), British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) and BSAVA Scotland. Pippa is also available for private veterinary practice cpd.
Separation Related Problems
Many pets are affected by being left alone.
Once strong bonds are established it can take time to reduce levels of anxiety to allow your pet to accept being left alone for a period of time.
Challenges on a Walk
Is walking your pet a challenge?
Reactivity when on a lead walk is common, and can be triggered by feelings of anxiety or frustration. Unfortunately, this can manifest as aggressive behaviour towards other pets or people.
Inappropriate Urination
Is inappropriate toileting an issue with your pet?
Urinating can be a common issue to establish territory and/or a sign of anxiety or fear.
Controlling Behaviours
Who manipulates who in your household? You or the pet?
Dogs are social and great companions, make sure you are communicating appropriately to get the best out of your relationship.
Resource Guarding
Is your pet possessive over food or toys?
Resource guarding can manifest in various forms such as growling over food, toys or inanimate objects.
Pets with Children
Do you have problems with your pet and child’s interaction?
The relationship between pets and children are special and have to be carefully managed to ensure both are confident.
Attention Seeking
Constant barking and pawing driving you mad?
These behaviours are frustrating for both you and your pet and make it difficult for visitors to come to your house..
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By identifying the underlying emotional state of your pet and its motivation to perform the behaviour empowers resolution. Liaising with the referring veterinary surgeon allows for on-going clinical investigation if necessary.