FREE Pet Behaviour Resources for Vets
At Second Nature Behaviour, we understand the challenges vet practices face when supporting clients with pet behaviour concerns. That’s why we offer a range of free pet behaviour resources designed to help veterinary teams provide the best care possible. Our resources include CPD talks for veterinary professionals, a dedicated behaviour support line where vets can speak directly with our experienced veterinary behaviourist for expert advice, and comprehensive behaviour and welfare audits to ensure your practice’s processes align with best practices in animal behaviour and welfare. We also provide client resources, including informative handouts and posters, to help educate pet owners and improve outcomes for their animals.
With our expertise in clinical animal behaviour, Second Nature Behaviour is dedicated to supporting vet practices with practical, evidence-based advice that enhances pet welfare and strengthens client relationships. Whether you’re looking for free CPD for vets, vet behaviour support, or pet behaviour handouts for clients, we’re here to help your practice thrive. Contact us today to learn how we can support you.
In-house CPD on Animal Behaviour and Training for Vets
Drawing on extensive experience, the clinical animal behaviourists at Second Nature Behaviour can provide a variety of seminars or talks at your practice on various animal behaviour or training topics of your choice. This can be to veterinary staff or even to your clients. As CCABs, our animal behaviourists are highly qualified and experienced and advocate for evidence and reward-based techniques.
“It was fantastic to have Megan come out last week for the cooperative care training session. The staff found it really informative and we are grateful for the support package, booklet and resources too. Thank you so much!”
Examples of CPD Talks we can provide for Vets
Understanding consent-based handling & cooperative care
Understanding the subtle body language signals of cats, dogs or parrots
The types of behaviour problems experienced by pets & first aid advice
How to run puppy socialisation classes and desensitisation clinics
Managing staff and client safety around reactive dogs
Discussing ways to reduce pets’ stress when visiting the vet practice
Discussing research linking behaviour problems and pain in pets
Discussing ways vets and pet behaviour professionals can collaborate
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Behaviour Support Line for Vets
Our Behaviour Support Line is a free service designed to give veterinary professionals direct access to expert behaviour advice, particularly regarding the medical aspects of behaviour cases. We are proud to have Hannah Dawes, an experienced veterinary behaviourist, on our team to provide guidance on complex clinical questions.
Whether you need advice on a tricky behaviour case, the appropriate use of behavioural medications, guidance on how to assess and manage pain-related behaviour concerns, or support when deciding whether to neuter a pet with behaviour issues, our support line is here to help.
By offering clear, evidence-based advice on these medical considerations, we aim to empower veterinary teams to make informed decisions that improve outcomes for both pets and their owners.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team for professional behaviour advice whenever you need it.
0121 299 0188
Client Resources Tailored for Your Practice
Our Client Resources are designed to help veterinary practices educate their clients and improve pet welfare outcomes.
We can create evidence-based resources such as training handouts and body language posters designed to engage and inform pet owners on animal behaviour and welfare. They can be tailored to suit your needs and reflect your practice ethos.
These materials are developed in collaboration with your practice and feature your branding alongside Second Nature Behaviour’s expertise, ensuring your clients receive trusted, professional advice.
Whether you’re looking to promote better training practices, improve understanding of pet behaviour, or provide clear guidance for managing common issues, our customised resources can help.
Contact us today to discuss how we can create bespoke materials to support your clients.
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Pet Behaviour & Welfare Audits
Hannah Dawes
Vet Behaviourist
Our Behaviour & Welfare Audits are designed to help veterinary practices ensure their policies, procedures, and environments align with the latest scientific understanding of pet behaviour and welfare.
Our experienced veterinary behaviourist, Hannah Dawes, will visit your practice to assess key areas such as patient handling techniques, hospital kennel and cattery design, and the management of stress and fear in animals. We also evaluate your practice’s current protocols to identify areas where improvements can be made to enhance both animal welfare and staff safety.
By implementing practical, evidence-based recommendations, we can help your team create a calmer, more positive experience for pets visiting your practice. Our audits aim to improve patient outcomes, support staff in handling behaviour cases more confidently, and ensure your practice is up-to-date with the latest welfare standards.
Contact us today to arrange a Behaviour & Welfare Audit for your practice.
More Veterinary Behaviour Resources
Looking for more veterinary behaviour resources? The Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FAB Clinicians) have plenty of fantastic resources available, including:
- Client handouts
- Free webinars and vet Q&A sessions
- Psychopharmacy info sheets
- Videos on various topics, including cooperative care training and making vet visits less stressful for pets.
Waiting Room Questionnaires
Flag up any potential behaviour issues with your clients while they are waiting for their first check-up or at their annual boosters with these simple questionnaires. Refer early to prevent issues from developing into risky problems.
What Our Clients Say About Our Clinical Animal Behaviour Services
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