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Behavioral therapy

Dogs and cats can bring you a lot of joy. But sometimes
they also exhibit behaviors that put a strain on living together.
For example, when the cat no longer does its business in the litter box
or the dog no longer lets visitors into the home.
These are just two examples of many.

Problem behaviors in dogs or cats usually don't
go away on their own. The sooner the problem is addressed professionally, the less
procedural the situation usually is and the sooner a solution can be found for both humans and animals. Some behavioral problems can be resolved in a few days with simple means, in other cases an animal may need lifelong therapy. On average, therapy should be expected to last 3-6 months.

The success of the treatment depends crucially on how well you as the owner integrate and implement the therapeutic measures into your pet's everyday life. It is important that you are motivated and willing to implement the therapeutic measures consistently.

If you have a problem with your cat or dog, I will be happy to help you find a solution. As a veterinarian and federally certified behavioral medicine specialist, I can help you and your pet from both a medical and behavioral therapy perspective.

Dog behavioural problems

• Hyperactivity

• Inadequate socialization (deprivation)

• Thunderstorm anxiety and other fears

• Separation anxiety (the dog cannot be alone)

• Stereotypies (repetitive, meaningless behaviours performed over a certain period of time)

• , recurring senseless behaviors)

• senile dementia 

• undesirable herding and driving behavior 

• excessive territorial behavior

• excessive barking

• aggressive defense of food, toys or other things

• aggressive behavior on the leash against strangers or dogs

• unwanted hunting behavior

Cat behavior problems

• Uncleanliness/marking (mostly with urine, occasionally with feces)

• Aggressive behavior towards humans (jumping on, biting, scratching)

• Aggressive behavior towards other cats (chasing, attacking)

• Excessive eating 

• Excessive grooming behavior

• Fear of specific or loud noises (noise phobia)

• Fear of people or cats (social phobia)

• Two cats that had a good relationship with each other, suddenly attack each other

• Hyperactivity

• Change of residence

• New addition to the family (baby, new cat)

• Depression

Acupuncture

This method is a good complement to conventional medicine. Amazing results can be observed, especially in cases of lameness.

24 h  emergency service

We are available at all times for emergencies. We would be grateful if you could notify us by telephone so that we can prepare ourselves optimally for the given situation and arrive at the practice in good time.

What you can do in an emergency:

1. Keep calm

2. Protect yourself

3. Dogs:  muzzle if necessary

4. Cats: careful handling,in escape-proof

5. Cage loading                                                                                          

6. Consult a veterinarian
    

24-hour emergency service:
Phone small animals: Tel. 026 495 05 35
Toxicological Information Center: Tel. 044 251 51 51