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New Canine Behaviour Podcast: Building Confidence in Behaviour Medications

Discover how psychopharmacology can support better patient outcomes when combined with behavioural diagnosis, behaviour modification and clinical expertise.

We are delighted to introduce our first Canine Behaviour Podcast, in partnership with The Webinar Vet. Hosted by Dr Ian Rountree MVB, Veterinary & Regulatory Affairs Advisor at Forte Healthcare, the episode features Dr Katrin Jahn, DVM, Dip. ECAWBM (BM), Dip. ACVB, a double board-certified veterinary behaviour specialist and founder of Trinity Veterinary Behaviour. Together, they share practical insights into the confident and responsible use of behaviour medications in veterinary practice.

As part of Forte Healthcare’s extensive CPD & Education in Canine Behaviour, this podcast reflects our commitment to supporting veterinary practices at every stage of the behaviour journey. Through expert-led education and practical, evidence-based resources, we aim to build confidence in recognising, diagnosing and managing behavioural cases in everyday practice.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • Why behaviour medication is often misunderstood
  • The importance of accurate behavioural diagnosis
  • Tailoring treatment to the individual patient
  • Combining medication with behaviour modification
  • How responsible prescribing can improve patient welfare

Whether you’re beginning your behaviour journey or looking to strengthen your confidence in managing behavioural cases, this podcast provides practical advice and expert insights to support better patient outcomes.

Listen now: How to Overcome the Confidence Gap in Psychopharmacology and join the conversation on canine behaviour with The Webinar Vet.

For more information on our Canine Behaviour CPD and Education, go to our Canine Behaviour Hub.

Forte Healthcare is the Marketing Authorisation Holder and distributor of Reconcile®, the first licensed fluoxetine for dogs, indicated for the treatment of separation-related disorders in dogs when used in conjunction with a behaviour modification programme.