Clinical Animal Behaviorists

Clinical Animal Behaviorists are professionals trained to understand and modify problematic behaviors in pets, such as aggression or anxiety. They assess an animal’s behavior, often considering factors like environment and past experiences, to identify underlying causes. Using evidence-based techniques, including behavior modification plans and sometimes collaboration with veterinarians, they help improve the animal’s well-being and the bond with their owners. Their goal is to create healthier, more balanced lives for pets and their families through tailored, humane interventions.