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We will help assess this and provide appropriate medical therapy and training management catered for each individual pet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1643869114808-G927ILQ9HNIJKH9DCKQO/11358213_476635442510436_1000387036_n_17842882894052391.jpg Home An appropriate long term management plan is essential for an animal with a problem behaviour. This helps with reducing anxiety, stress and frustration for both the animal and the owner. Ultimately improving bond and understanding between individuals. Techniques and treatment are kept simple initially to assist with compliance and success. Once comfortable we will look into if there is a need for a more complex behaviour modification plan and if the patient is ready for such challenges. https://www.pawsitivebehaviourvet.com.au/about-us daily 0.75 2023-07-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1658640643705-6DO92VX2N9TBT8397NWM/unsplash-image-cbIKeuURaq8.jpg About Us - Dr Jake Lin BVSc (Hons) Veterinary Science MANZCVS (Veterinary Behaviour) Dr Jake Lin is currently practicing as both a registered small animal veterinarian and an animal behaviour veterinarian. He has been practicing since 2017 and has previously held a position as a Military Police Dog Handler/Trainer with the Singapore Armed Forces. He has experience with both working dogs and house pets that present with behavioural concerns ranging from training management to both needing training and medical help. He also frequently sees feline and avian patients with behavioural issues that within the realms of his general practitioner role. He is currently accredited with University of Sydney’s Centre for Veterinary Education postgraduate behavioural medicine course and currently a Member of the ANZCVS (Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists) by examinations with the Veterinary Behaviour Chapter. He will be happy to assist you in assessing and managing your pet’s behavioural concerns with methods that improve quality of life and aligns with animal welfare. He believes in helping the animal to assist in creating a happier and calmer state of mind and wanting to be good rather than just obeying to a command. He shares a life with his partner together with 4 rescued dogs, 7 rescued cats and a few chickens all interacting freely and amicably with each other. Achievements Examiner for ANZCVS Veterinary Behaviour Membership Exams Junior Examiner for ANZCVS Veterinary Behaviour Membership Exams Centre of Veterinary Education: Behavioural Medicine Distance Education Course 2021 BVSc (Hons.) Veterinary Sciences MANZCVS (Veterinary Behaviour) Member of Australian Veterinary Behaviour Interest Group (AVBIG) BVSc (Hons.) Veterinary Sciences Military Police Handler/Trainer for the Singapore Armed Forces BAppSc (Plant Sciences) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1641791141429-7AMJ3R4H1514U7YNWPZE/ANZCVS.jpg About Us - Make it stand out Click to visit the ANZCVS Behaviour Chapter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1642485071991-A9CCYI4YACSIXQ0TR425/cve.jpeg About Us - Make it stand out Click to learn more. https://www.pawsitivebehaviourvet.com.au/what-we-do daily 0.75 2022-10-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1644553459851-ZOA7S719MC4XM9KQJI1Z/IMG_20220211_100203_498.jpg What we do https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1644553780791-QMSNWK3B6DHKD7QQSVHC/30856216_2086020484942712_6802428323629629440_n_17916017662137060.jpg What we do - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1658639600654-FYM8MX1XDL3FEDBZO85H/unsplash-image-pr6Blqs0yWA.jpg What we do - WHAT IS A VETERINARY BEHAVIOUR CONSULTATION? To diagnose and treat a behaviour problem, an understanding of a specie normal behaviour and an understanding of veterinary medicine is required as many diseases affect behaviour. On top of that, knowledge on learning and memory, brain function, developmental processes are essential for an accurate diagnosis of behavioural problems and to form a treatment plan to help the animal. Each animal is an individual and have different needs in relation to their lifestyles. Additionally, they also have a different level of response to stress and anxiety which will affect the individual’s welfare and quality of life. A Veterinary Behavioural consultation consists of a detailed history form that is filled out initially and assessed by the clinician prior to the appointment. The consultation takes up to 2 hours as the clinician goes through the history and identifies and understands the problem behaviours. A diagnosis is then made and explained to you to help understand the problem as it is essential for you to understand and relate so as to provide effective management. Prognosis and expectations are discussed and a treatment plan is inacted to help with therapy. Treatment usually involves 3 main things: Environmental management involves managing the animal’s environment to help reduce the display of the problem behaviours Behavioural modification programs to help with learning new or alternate calmer, less anxious behaviours. Medications if required to help with assisting the program and improve learning capabilities which ultimately is focused on maximising response and minimalizing further problems from arising. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1658639741462-B32IBFMTR5Y18AMQBS7Y/unsplash-image-5q7G1zwQvtY.jpg What we do - IS A VETERINARY BEHAVIOUR CONSULT DIFFERENT FROM OBEDIENCE TRAINING? The focus of a veterinary behavioural consult and behaviour modification is very different from obedience training. Behavioural problems by itself is not a consequence that an animal chooses willingly to display. It can have an emotional/medical/physiological component that is not made via a choice from the animal’s perspective. Obedience training is still required to teach an animal good manners but behavioural problems are not obedience training problems. https://www.pawsitivebehaviourvet.com.au/contact daily 0.75 2023-05-21 https://www.pawsitivebehaviourvet.com.au/services daily 0.75 2022-10-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/617a0591868af859ffff8ffb/1658639834463-Y15WBVA0HPHHDD53YOMI/unsplash-image-Zqy-x7K5Qcg.jpg Services - Services We provide a mobile in-home service to the South-east Queensland, Australia region consisting of Brisbane/Lockyer Valley/Toowoomba/Ipswich/Gold Coast region. We do Zoom/Telephone consulting as well. In-home Veterinary Behavioural consultation 2-2.5 hours to walk through history, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. Free inclusive 2-week tele-recheck to check on progress Summary medical report that will be sent withn 2-3 weeks after consultation. Veterinary Behaviour Rechecks appointments To be done periodically after starting treatment. Dependant on progress and prognosis. Behavioural Assessments Unsure if your pet needs a veterinary behavioural consult and require help? 30 minutes in-home assessment to help with identifying if its a simpler behavioural issue or an issue that needs a full behavioural consult. Extra time can be allocated for a full consult if need be. Ideal for owners that are unsure what issues they are dealing with.