Pet Behavioural Solutions
Appointment Booking
To arrange a behaviour consultation you will need to ask your pet's usual veterinarian for a referral.
Veterinary clinics often have a preferred method of arranging referrals, such as using their own form, a referral letter or via phone calls. All of these methods are acceptable. However you can click the following link to print off a referral form to take to your vet when requesting a referral. Your veterinarian may wish to examine your pet prior to agreeing the referral.
Puppy Socialisation & Training Classes
To book your puppy into the puppy classes run by Claire in SW London, please call to for further details of class times and location.
The classes are aimed at puppies of less than 6 months of age. A veterinary referral is not required, but you will be required to show you puppies vaccination certificate.
1-to-1 Training & Home Visit Puppy Sessions
To book a 1-to-1 training session or a puppy advisory appointment, a veterinary referral is not required.
Please call or email to discuss your requirements with Angela or Claire.
Insurance Claims
Many pet insurance companies will cover the fees for behaviour problems. This may be dependant upon the qualifications and accreditation level of the behaviourist. Most pet insurance companies will pay the fees for clients seeing Full Members of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors. If you wish to make an insurance claim for the fees relating to your pet's behavioural problem, please make this clear during your intial enquiry as it may be necessary to book an appointment with Angela to ensure that the fees are covered.
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