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How does the veterinary behaviour consultation process work?

The first step in addressing any problem behaviour is a full consultation with you and your pet.

To enable continuity of care, each case needs a referral from a GP Vet.

Included in the cost of the consultation:

  • Travel time to your house (within our covered area of 1 hour drive from CB11 – which includes Hertfordshire, Essex, Cambridgeshire and North London).
  • Full history and clinical examination (if safe to do so and applicable)
  • Discussion as to why your pet is behaving the way they are
  • Agreement of our mutual aims from the treatment of your pet
  • Immediate management solutions to help in the short term
  • Formulation of a behaviour modification plan – to suit both your pet and your lives
  • If applicable – discussion about pheromones, nutraceuticals and medication* (and prescription if required)
  • Any handouts you may need to help you at home
  • Treatment plans
  • Discussion with your veterinarian
  • Completion of any insurance documentation

*Medications prescribed are at additional cost.

Although I am happy to discuss your pet by phone and email after a consultation, follow up consultations are usually necessary to support you and your pet through the process.

Consultation fees (From May 2022)

Initial house call consultation (approx. 2-3 hours): £549.00 (inclusive of VAT)

Follow up house call consultations (approx. 1 hour): £249 (inclusive of VAT)

Follow up remote consultations (approx 1 hour) :  £199.00 (inclusive of VAT)

Follow up remote consultation (approx 30 mins) : £100.00

Travel within an hour of CB11 is included in the consultation fee. Consults further afield can sometimes be arranged, but a travel fee will apply.

Dr Julie is a registered Veterinarian, an ABTC certified Veterinary Behaviourist and Clinical Animal Behaviourist, a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist (ASAB) and a Full Member of the APBC and the FABC. As such, consultations are frequently covered by pet insurance – policies differ so contact your insurer for further guidance.

If you would like some advice before buying a new dog or cat – or want some general advice. Please contact Life on Four Legs to discuss your needs.

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