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Compassionate clinical animal behaviourists to support you with your pet’s behaviour problems
Our clinical animal behaviourists provide pet behaviour counselling services for dogs, cats and parrots in and around the West Midlands, primarily through home visits and behaviour clinics. We also support parrot and cat caregivers virtually around the world. On veterinary referral, the animal behaviour experts at Second Nature Behaviour help pets and their owners better understand each other, using reward- and evidence-based techniques. Our clinical animal behaviourists provide expert advice and support with animal behaviour problems such as: aggression, phobias, overexcitability, compulsive disorders, age-related conditions and inappropriate elimination, destruction or vocalisations.
Animal behaviourists in Birmingham, Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry
Each individual and their family is provided with tailored support specific to their issues and circumstances. Our pet behaviour experts are here to listen and work with you to find a kind, realistic solution. Having attained exceptional academic qualifications and extensive practical experience, the clinical animal behaviourists at Second Nature Behaviour are fully insured and committed to the highest ethical standards set by the profession.
Our animal behaviourists will travel to see cases approximately 20 miles from our hubs in Birmingham, Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry. This includes the West Midlands, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and South Derbyshire. Please note that if you are more than 20 miles away from one of our locations, then there is an additional travel charge.
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Mentoring in clinical animal behaviour
Second Nature Behaviour is also passionate about developing the next generation of Clinical Animal Behaviourists. We mentor pet behaviour students, who may be working towards industry recognised standards, such as independent CCAB accreditation. This allows our mentees to become fully qualified members of practitioner trade bodies, such as the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians.
Not sure what to do about your pet’s behaviour problem?
When a beloved feathery or furry companion develops a behaviour problem, this can cause a lot of stress and difficulty for their devoted owner. Behaviour problems such as aggression in dogs can present serious safety risks for their owners, other people or dogs. You may be concerned about your dog showing signs of separation anxiety, such as barking or howling when left home alone. You may be a cat lover and want what’s best for your cats, but aren’t sure how to stop them from fighting. We empathise with the difficulties you experience with your pet’s behaviour. Our team of clinical animal behaviourists are here to support you using an empathic and tailored approach, advocating for evidence and reward-based techniques.
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Our clinical animal behaviourists
We have a team of pet behaviour experts in different companion species. Whether furry or feathery, Second Nature Behaviour help animals and the people who care for them better understand each other.
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