Finding qualified professionals to create a treatment team
Qualified professionals can be valuable partners of your veterinary behavior team.
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Assembling a support team
Working with a qualified trainer, the role of technicians and specialists in veterinary behavioral medicine.
Importance of client opinion and perception
Client perception is key in all aspects of veterinary medicine.
Understanding the Guidelines' Key Points
Key points to understand regarding the AAHA 2015 Canine and Feline Behavior Management Guidelines.
Behavior Management Guidelines Task Force
Conclusion
AAHA behavior management guidelines conclusion.
AAHA's resources on behavior
These materials reflect the best judgment of their authors, which may or may not adhere to the AAHA Guidelines in every detail. It is the prerogative and responsibility of each veterinary team to determine whether these brochures best serve their practices’ protocols.
Why Behavior Management Guidelines Matter
Behavior is one of the major reasons Americans relinquish 3.9 million dogs and 3.4 million cats to shelters each year. Many of these animals are euthanized.
Clarify staff roles and responsibilities
Establishing behavior management as a core competency
Companion animal practices that develop behavior management as a core competency have taken an important step toward ensuring that their patients maintain a safe, happy relationship with their owners and live in a low-stress environment.