Services
Behaviour services
Dog behaviour consultation
A dog behaviour consultation lasts for up to one hour and includes:
- Any necessary communication with your vet, such as discussing behaviour medication.
- An in person visit to your home environment to meet you and your dog.
- An in depth discussion about your dog and the issues you're facing.
- Any necessary demonstrations of training techniques.
- A personalised behaviour plan/ report, unique to your dog and their needs.
- Any other necessary paperwork such as risk assessments and monitoring diaries.
- Continued remote support for up to 6 months via WhatsApp post consultation.
£120
Online behaviour consultation
An online consultation lasts for up to 1 hour and includes:
- An online consultation to virtually meet you and your dog/cat.
- A personalised behaviour plan/ report, unique to your pet and their needs.
- Any necessary demonstrations of training techniques.
- Any necessary communication with your vet, such as discussing behaviour medication.
- Any other necessary paperwork such as risk assessments and monitoring diaries.
- Continued remote support for up to 6 months via WhatsApp post consultation.
£90
Cat behaviour consultation
A cat behaviour consultation lasts for up to one hour and includes:
- Any necessary communication with your vet, such as behavioural indicators of potential medical concerns.
- An in person visit to your home to meet you and your cat.
- A personalised behaviour plan/ report, unique to your cat and their needs.
- Any necessary demonstrations of training techniques.
- Any other necessary paperwork such as risk assessments, monitoring diaries and home environment maps.
- Continued remote support for up to 6 months via WhatsApp post consultation.
£90
*Note*
Hannah is currently offering a 20%
discount on all in-person consultations if a report is not needed/ wanted.
Instead, bespoke "progress points"
will be communicated to make sure your next steps are clear.
Other behaviour services
Charity/ organisation assessment
A behaviour assessment for a dog within charity care or assessing for safety/ information gathering reasons through an organisation.
- A visit to the dogs place of residence to carry out the assessment.
- Any necessary demonstrations of training techniques.
- A full report of the dogs behaviour, noting any concerns. Including a risk assessment if necessary.
- A Behaviour Modification Plan, for dogs who exhibit any behavioural concerns.
£120
What to expect
- The consultation process is designed to assess your pet and gather information relevant to your case. Hannah aims for consultations to be a relaxed and judgment free space, with the main goal of helping you and your pet.
- Please note all consultation are based on a standard hourly rate. If more time is required during the consultation, this will be charged as standard. For example, if a one hour dog consultation is booked, but 90 minutes is needed to discuss the case. This service would cost £180.
- Behaviour modification is often a lengthy process and will require consistent work on your end, and I ask that you keep in contact as you work through your plan to assess progress.
- Please don't hesitate to reach out with any queries.
- Guinea pig consultations can also be requested.
- Worried about cost? Talk to Hannah, she tries to make her services as affordable as possible and available to all, no matter their financial situation.
You should also check with your pet insurer to see if behaviour consultations are covered!
We want to help create a better world for pets
Hannah is dedicated to not only helping humans and their dogs, but also to help people develop a deeper understanding of their 4-legged companion.
Hannah also aims to prevent unnecessary relinquishment to shelters due to behaviour issues.
Some examples of the of canine behaviour concerns Hannah see's include:
- Reactivity/ aggression directed towards unknown dogs.
- Interhousehold aggression.
- Reactivity/ aggression directed towards people.
- Resource guarding.
- Stealing of items.
- Noise sensitivity/ reactivity.
- Abnormal repetitive behaviours/ compulsive behaviours.
- Destructive behaviour.
- Inappropriate toileting issues.
- Generalised anxiety.
- Formal handling issues (such as putting on equipment or veterinary handling).
- General training (such as pulling on the lead, recall or boisterous behaviour).
- Separation related distress.
- Phobias.
- Excessive vocalisation.
- Puppy training.
- Setting your rescue dog up for success.
Some examples of the of feline behaviour concerns Hannah see's include:
- Inappropriate urination/ defecation.
- Interhousehold aggression.
- Aggression to known people.
- Fear/ anxiety.
- Introducing a new cat into the household.
- Scratching/ destructive behaviour.
- Excessive vocalisation.
