Pet Logic Perth

26/07/2026

⚠️ Only 2 spots remaining — NextPuppy Foundations class starts Sunday 9 August!
If your puppy is between 3 and 6 months old, don't let this one slip by.
This is where real-world skills are built — confidence, engagement, impulse control, and the foundations that prevent behaviour problems before they develop.
The puppy stage is a golden window. Once it closes, it doesn't reopen.
👉 Book now: www.petlogic.com.au/puppy-foundations-perth

Vet-led puppy school in Wangara, Perth for puppies 3–6 months — the structured next step after puppy preschool. Small classes of max 6, taught by behaviour vet Dr Liam Brown.

24/07/2026

Reviews like this mean a lot. 👏

Pet Logic is still a relatively new business, but it represents years of passion, study, and a genuine belief that we can improve the lives of the animals that live with us.

Stories like Dusty's remind me exactly why I started this business — but they also remind me of the reason why we're here.

To everyone who has taken the time to jump online and leave a review, share a post, or recommend Pet Logic to a friend — thank you. You are the reason this business exists, and the reason it can keep growing. 🙏

And to Dusty's mum — the work you have put into building the most amazing relationship with him, and the commitment you've shown to doing the hard yards alongside him, has been an absolute pleasure to watch. The results speak for themselves. 🐾

08/07/2026

Another day at Pet Logic Perth 🙂

05/07/2026

And we're off! 🐾
Puppy Foundations Class 1 kicked off this morning and what a brilliant group to start with. Big personalities, small paws, and a whole lot of enthusiasm!
Week one is all about settling in, getting comfortable, and starting to build the foundations that will shape the rest of their lives.
Swipe to meet the crew 👉
Spots are still available in our next round — puppies aged 3 to 6 months welcome.
👉 www.petlogic.com.au/puppy-foundations-perth

28/06/2026

🐾 Only 2 spots left.
There are 5 things every puppy needs to learn before they hit 6 months of age — and most owners don't find out what they are until problems have already started.
The good news? There's still time.
Puppy Foundations is a small-group class for puppies aged 3–6 months, run by Dr Liam Brown, Veterinary Behaviour Consultant, right here in Wangara. It's not a puppy play party — it's structured, science-based learning that sets your puppy up for life.
We start this Sunday 5 July at 9:00 AM. Only 2 places remain.

11/06/2026

🐶 Finished Puppy Preschool? What Comes Next?

Many puppy owners finish puppy preschool and assume the hard work is done.

The reality is that puppy preschool is just the beginning.

The period between 3 and 6 months of age is one of the most important stages in your puppy's development. This is when puppies begin learning the life skills that help them become calm, confident and resilient adult dogs.

It is also the age when many common behavioural problems can begin to emerge, including:

🐾 Pulling on lead
🐾 Poor impulse control
🐾 Excessive excitement
🐾 Fearfulness and anxiety
🐾 Reactivity towards dogs or people
🐾 Difficulty coping when left alone

At Puppy Foundations, we focus on much more than obedience commands.

We teach puppies how to:

✅ Focus around distractions
✅ Walk politely on lead
✅ Develop confidence
✅ Settle calmly in new environments
✅ Build emotional resilience
✅ Develop life skills for everyday situations

Because raising a well-adjusted dog takes more than sit, drop and stay.

👨‍⚕️ Run by Dr Liam Brown
Veterinary Behaviour Consultant & Professional Dog Trainer

🐶 Suitable for puppies aged 3–6 months

📍 Wangara

🎓 Small class sizes
🐾 Practical, real-world training
❤️ Helping puppies become calm, confident adult dogs

Places are limited.

Vet-led puppy school in Wangara, Perth for puppies 3–6 months — the structured next step after puppy preschool. Small classes of max 6, taught by behaviour vet Dr Liam Brown.

27/05/2026

I’ve done a lot of behaviour consultations over the years and I have seen every type of dog imaginable. I've had dogs that:
🐶 Sleep through the entire appointment.
🐶 Spend 90 minutes plotting their escape.
🐶 Dogs who are absolutely convinced the consultation is actually about the treat bag.
And then… there was Frankie. 😂
Frankie arrived, jumped into the chair opposite me, locked eyes like he was about to conduct the consultation himself, and listened to every. single. word.
Not only that… he brought a notebook. 📓
I'm not saying he understood the entire behaviour modification plan… but I'm also not saying he didn't.
Honestly, 10/10 for engagement. Some humans could take notes.
This is what a behaviour consultation at Pet Logic looks like — taking the time to really understand what is going on, observe behaviour, and create an individual plan tailored to both the humans and the dog.
If your dog needs a little help (notebook optional, enthusiasm encouraged 😆), I would love to meet them.

21/05/2026

💥 DON'T WAIT MONTHS FOR A VETERINARY BEHAVIOUR CONSULTATION IN PERTH ❗️💥
If you've been searching for a veterinary behaviour consultation in Perth and finding that wait times are stretching out for months — I have some good news for you. 🐾
I've opened up additional consulting days, and June appointments are now available to book. 🗓️
Pet Logic is based in Wangara, but we see clients from both the northern and southern suburbs! 📍
Whether your dog is reactive 😤, anxious 😰, struggling with aggression, or you simply want a thorough professional assessment from a veterinary behaviour consultant — now is the time to reach out.
✅ No referral needed.
✅ No long wait.
✅ Just real help, from a real vet.
Bookings are made directly through my website 👇
🌐 petlogic.com.au

Schedule veterinary behavior consultations and structured training programs at Pet Logic in Perth. Book now for personalized pet behavior solutions.

10/05/2026

This is what dedication looks like.
Meet Lu — and her absolutely incredible elevated highway.
Lu's owners have built a full wall-mounted cat highway that runs along two walls of their lounge room, complete with step brackets, a window perch, and a floor-to-ceiling cat tree. Lu can travel the entire perimeter of the room without ever needing to come down to ground level.
And this is not just aesthetically impressive. From a behaviour perspective, it is genuinely excellent cat husbandry.
Cats are vertical animals. They feel safer, more confident, and less stressed when they have access to height. In multi-cat households especially, vertical space is one of the most important resources you can provide — it allows cats to spread out, avoid conflict, and move through the home on their own terms without ever having to confront another cat at ground level.
What Lu's owners have done here is a textbook example of environmental enrichment done right. It was an absolute pleasure to work with them.
This is exactly the kind of work I do in cat behaviour consultations — assessing the environment, identifying what is working and what could be improved, and helping owners understand what their cat actually needs to feel safe and settled at home.
I currently offer in-home cat behaviour consultations in the northern suburbs of Perth. Cats are far better assessed in their own environment, and a large part of what I look at is the space itself.
For more information, visit petlogic.com.au/catbehaviourconsultations — link in bio. (Big thanks to Lu's family for letting me share these pictures!)

07/05/2026

Stop setting your dog up to fail.
It is one of the most common things I see in behaviour work. Owners taking their dogs into challenging environments, hoping they will just "get used to it," when the dog simply does not have the skills or the foundation to cope.
Think about it this way. Imagine you are terrified of public speaking. You have never done it before, you have had no preparation, and someone pushes you onto a stage in front of a thousand people and says — just figure it out.
You would not learn to be confident. You would just be overwhelmed. Frozen. Desperate to get off that stage.
When you put a dog into a situation they cannot handle, you are doing the exact same thing. In behaviour terms, we call this flooding — pushing a dog past their threshold before they have the tools to cope. They are not learning that the situation is okay. They are just surviving it.
And every time that happens, it gets harder. Not easier.
Behaviour modification requires a specific toolkit and a thoughtful, stepped approach. It means rehearsing in the wings before you ever step into the spotlight. Building confidence in small, manageable moments — so that when the big situation comes, your dog actually has something to draw on.
Going in unprepared does not allow you to advocate for your dog in the way they truly need.
If you are currently struggling with your dog's behaviour, stop hoping they will just get used to it. Reach out. The right support and the right foundations make all the difference.
Link in bio to book an assessment.