The next ACVB webinar is Thursday May 13 at 8 pm. Dr. Melissa Bain will share her knowledge on stress and it’s affects on healing as well as concrete suggestions on how to prepare dogs and cats for surgery and post operative recovery. Link to
Are you running out of ideas of how to entertain your cat while you’re at work or in Zoom meetings? Have you ever tried cat TV? Dr. Kuntz’s cat Moshe enjoys YouTube videos of birds while she’s seeing patients. You can find a range o
Have you had the chance to read this fantastic book by Dr. Emily Levine? It is a must read for anyone living with young kids and dogs and was just awarded the best kids book for kids under the age of 3 by the National Dog Writers Association of Amer
It was so fun speaking with Susan Frank of the Raising Your Paws podcast about creating a cat’s dream home. Link to show notes and podcast in our bio. #decodingyourcat #dacvb #veterinarybehavior #catbehavior #catenrichment
Board certified veterinary behaviorist Dr. Ilana Reisner is giving a webinar next month on Dog Bites to Children: Triggers, Myths and Management. This webinar is open to anyone interested. Link to register in bio. Registration fee $40 #veterinarybeha
In case you missed the live event, the Bookshop Decoding Your Cat Q&A event with @drwsung Dr. Herron of @gigisfordogs and me is now on YouTube. We answer all your cat behavior questions! Link in bio. #catbehavior #decodingyourcat #vetbehavior #da
If you are a cat owner, veterinary professional, or just love learning about animal behavior, this should be an excellent webinar. #decodingyourcat #catbehavior #vetbehavior #veterinarymedicine
I recently published the research I conducted with my dear friend and colleague Kristin Buller MS, LCSW on living with and loving pets with behavioral issues. I summarized some of the issues in my newest blog post, which also includes a link to the o
Understanding how another species communicates is a crucial step in building a positive and respectful relationship with them. Many animals use body language to communicate how they are feeling, but we humans don't always understand those signals or
As we work to cope with our new normal, we need to do the same for the pets in our lives. #helpthemcope