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Your Behaviour Journey

Every practice is at a different stage in its behaviour journey.

Answer four simple questions to discover your education and support needs, and your local Territory Manager will be in touch to arrange a tailored behaviour appointment.

Step 1 of 5
Where are you on your behaviour journey?
Q1. Are you currently recognising separation-related behaviour cases in practice?
Level 1

Starting the Journey

Aware but not yet confident, learning the foundations of behaviour medicine and separation-related disorders.

Level 2

Building Confidence

Starting to engage with cases, some in-house management and growing confidence, additional support required.

Level 3

Practice Competence

In-house protocol in place, combining medication with behaviour modification and supporting caregivers with confidence.

Level 4

Behaviour Advocate

Proactively promoting behaviour support, educating clients and seen as the go-to practice for behaviour care.

CPD · Learn at Your Own Pace

Supporting every stage of your behaviour journey

Learn at your own pace, access 13 on-demand CPD webinars from leading experts in veterinary behaviour.
CPD · Webinar

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Discover how psychopharmacology can support successful veterinary behaviour treatment plans.
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An Introduction to Psychopharmacology
One puzzle piece of the veterinary behaviour treatment plan

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5 Key Talking Points
  • Define psychopharmacology and describe the role of psychotropic medications in Veterinary Behaviour Medicine
  • Identify appropriate clinical indications for the use of psychopharmaceuticals, including key behavioural and welfare-related triggers for intervention.
  • Differentiate between long-acting (baseline) and short-acting (event) medications, including their indications, mechanism, and clinical applications
  • Explain the role of key neurotransmitter systems (e.g. serotonin, dopamine, GABA) in behavioural disorders and psychopharmacological treatment
  • Evaluate patient, caregiver and legal-related constraints that may influence the selection and success of psychopharmacological interventions
  • Recognise common causes of treatment failure and apply strategies to improve clinical outcomes through a multimodal approach

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