Veterinary Behaviour Services focused on helping pets and owners manage and treat behaviour challenges.
10/1 Patricks Road
Arana Hills, QLD
| Monday | 9am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
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Struggling with your pet’s anxiety? Finding it hard to socialise him? Is she afraid or aggressive towards people or other animals? Barking? Urine marking? Afraid of storms? Performing strange / unusual behaviours?
We can help!
Our methods are based in science and aimed at diagnosing the underlying emotional, mental health or physical issues that lead our pets to behaving the way they do. We use “Low Stress” and “Fear Free” methods that ensure your pet achieves long term results and that improve your relationship. Behaviour plans involve a complete management plan which includes Behaviour Modification (teaching coping strategies to pets), Environmental Management (improving the pet’s environment to reduce triggers for problem behaviours) and Medication (if indicated). Plans are tailored to individual animals and the families that they live with, in order to have strategies that work for your particular circumstances.
Our Head Veterinarian, Dr Bronwen Bollaert, has over 16 years of veterinary experience working with domestic pets, wildlife and zoo animals. She has additional qualifications in Veterinary Behaviour and is a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists, the body that oversees the qualifications of Members and Fellows (Specialists). She is certified in “Fear Free” , “Low Stress” handling is a member of the Pet Professional Guild of Australia and frequently attends continuing education conferences, seminars and other programmes to ensure she is up-to-date with the latest research and clinical improvements. She presents to the general public, does school visits and presents seminars to other vets, vet nurses and trainers to improve safety around animals and their mental health and wellbeing.
