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29/04/2025

Reading current research is important to what I do. I liked this paper looking at a dog's behaviour in the vet setting. They found heart rate varied between individual dogs with different parts of the examination. Dogs are different and have had different learning experiences - that's why the history taking is a big part of the behaviour consultation with me.

20/02/2025

Its less than a week before the live Q and A but you can obtain the recorded webinar now and complete at a time that suits you.
Its for vets and nurses to help you advise clients in practice-please share. The payment link is :

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Note when you make payment it will be up to 24 hours to receive the webinar link

10/02/2025

For all vets and nurses- my first recorded webinar- hopefully it helps you advise clients in practice-please share. The payment link is https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=V5LLV6G2BLCTC

08/02/2025

Milo says. COME and practice your recall! With Simon , one to one training around £45 www.simonvetpower.com. Stickney, PE22 8EE

04/11/2024

Pain is a common factor in behaviour cases. This is from some cpd I did this year from one of the lectures at the Chronic Pain Symposium:

Some Common pain myths

10/06/2024

Its not uncommon that part of what is discussed in a behaviour consultation is "settling" at home. This might be generally or at specific times. This is Bobbie pre consultation - who did really well with a range of advice from a behaviour consultation- see review 3rd June

10/11/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100000668462312/posts/7245193805512830/

23/03/2023

Honey 3. Post meds. Tail up. Reduced vigilance

23/03/2023

Honey 2 Pre medication. Vigilant. Tail down

07/03/2023

Medication: People often have strong ideas about using medication for their dogs behaviour problems. For me, in some cases it can be "a key that fits" to help positively affect behaviour. This was the case for Honey who is on Fluoxetine (long term anxiolytic) and twice daily trazadone. Note they are anxiolytic not sedating her.

02/02/2023

02/02/2023

Castration rarely resolves behaviour problems and can make things worse. This is Ted who fortunately had a suprelorin implant from the vets so the effect of castration might be assessed temporarily. His aggression worsened😐 http://www.simonvetpower.com/