Ring-necked Parakeet in Cannon Hill Park, BIrmingham

Dog trainers and clinical animal behaviourists in Birmingham

About our Birmingham hub for clinical animal behaviour

Welcome to our Birmingham hub for clinical animal behaviour, located in the heart of the West Midlands. We provide professional behavioural support for dogs, cats, and parrots, addressing issues like anxiety, aggression, noise phobias, separation anxiety, reactivity on walks and much more.

We visit clients’ homes in and around Birmingham and the West Midlands to provide pet behaviour consultations and dog training instruction. We also frequently meet dog owners at parks such as Warley Woods, Sutton Park, and Highbury Park for practical, hands-on training, to support the behaviour modification plans we provide for owners.

Our services also support the feline and parrot community in Birmingham, providing specialised behaviour advice tailored to local cat and parrot owners. Serving Birmingham and areas such as Edgbaston, Moseley, Harborne, Solihull, West Bromwich, Dudley, Redditch, Walsall, Sandwell, and Bromsgrove, we understand the local environment and provide effective support. We also cover the Black Country region.

We work exclusively on vet referral, ensuring that potential medical influences have been addressed. We also participate in community events and collaborate with local pet organisations and vt practices to offer the best support to the Birmingham pet community.

Clinical Animal Behaviourist providing a dog behaviour consultation

About our clinical animal behaviour services

Our clinical animal behaviourists offer pet behaviour counselling services for dogs, cats, and parrots throughout Birmingham and the West Midlands, primarily through home visits and behaviour clinics. We also provide virtual support for parrot and cat caregivers worldwide. With a referral from a veterinarian, the experts at Second Nature Behaviour assist pets and their owners in understanding each other better, utilising reward-based and evidence-based techniques. Our specialists address a range of behaviour problems, including aggression, phobias, overexcitability, compulsive disorders, age-related conditions, and inappropriate elimination, destruction, or vocalisations.

We provide individualised support tailored to each pet and their family’s specific issues and circumstances. Our pet behaviour experts are dedicated to listening and working with you to find kind and realistic solutions. With outstanding academic qualifications and extensive practical experience, the clinical animal behaviourists at Second Nature Behaviour are fully insured and adhere to the highest ethical standards of the profession.

Find out more about our services here.