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What do you do when a client presents an animal with problem behaviours?
Do you have the resources currently to manage these cases “in house?”
Would many of your clients enjoy a healthier, happier relationship with their pets if they were given reliable advice?
Are you constrained by:
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A lack of time in your current busy clinic schedule
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Lack of space to facilitate the extended appointments this requires
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Clients failing to recognise they need help with either an anxious and/or aggressive pet
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Clients basing their behavioural management on “Dr Google”
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Finding reliable behaviour experts to refer to
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Absence of counselling experience in managing complex, multi-dimensional psychiatric disorders which impact whole families rather than just the animals involved.
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Having to euthanase often young and/or otherwise healthy animals
Hi I’m Dr Claire Corridan.
I set up Great Expectations Veterinary Consultancy in 2010 having completed my PhD in Animal Behaviour and Welfare.
Having worked as a first opinion veterinary clinician since 1999, I understand, first hand, the challenges posed from tackling behavioural problems in routine companion animal practices. I also set up and ran my own first opinion and behaviour referral clinic in Scotland for several years, so I understand the value of staff time and expertise too.
I relocated to Ireland post Brexit and pre- Covid, and I soon became aware of the logistical challenges of providing veterinary behavioural services here. I continue to learn- but equally I am keen to share my experience and knowledge with other veterinary clinicians and their veterinary nursing and administrative teams.
All you need to do is:
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Refer your client to Great Expectations
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We will schedule an assessment
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We will document and share our behaviour modification plan
​We will also liaise with the referring clinician for any diagnostic or pharmaceutical interventions we would recommend.
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Its a win for the pet, their family and your practice!
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