Contact Dr. Mac Mobile Vet to schedule a convenient time for your pet's behavior assessment. We'll come to your home as per your arrangement.

During the visit, Dr. Mac will evaluate your pet's behavior issues and discuss your concerns.

1. Aggression: This can manifest as aggression towards other dogs, people, or even specific situations. It may be rooted in fear, territoriality, or resource guarding.
2. Separation Anxiety: Dogs may become anxious or distressed when left alone, leading to destructive behavior, excessive barking, or house soiling.
3. Excessive Barking: Some dogs bark excessively, whether it's due to boredom, fear, anxiety, or territorial instincts.
4. Leash Reactivity: Dogs may display aggressive or overly excited behavior when on a leash, often directed at other dogs or people.
5. Chewing and Destructive Behavior: Destructive chewing might result from boredom, anxiety, or teething in puppies.
6. Toilet Training Issues: Some dogs may struggle with housebreaking, leading to accidents inside the home.
7. Jumping on People: Overenthusiastic greetings can result in dogs jumping on people, which may be unwanted behavior.
8. Cognitive dysfunction: More commonly age-related behavioural changes

1. Scratching Furniture: Cats have a natural instinct to scratch, and if not provided with appropriate outlets like scratching posts, they may damage furniture.
2. Inappropriate Elimination: Cats may urinate or defecate outside the litter box due to medical issues, stress, or dislike of the litter box.
3. Aggression: Cats can display aggression towards other cats, animals, or even people, especially if they feel threatened.
4. Excessive Vocalization: Some cats meow excessively, which can be due to attention-seeking behavior, illness, or anxiety.
5. Spraying or Marking: Cats may spray urine to mark their territory, especially if they feel threatened or stressed.
6. Hiding or Fearfulness: Timid or fearful behavior can be an issue, especially in cats with a history of trauma or limited socialization.
7. Pica: Cats may eat non-food items like plastic, paper, or wool, which can be a health hazard.
8. Cognitive dysfunction: More commonly age-related behavioural changes.

Based on the assessment, Dr. Mac will create a customized behavior modification plan designed to address your pet's specific challenges. Dr. Mac will provide you with expert advice on implementing the behavior modification plan effectively.

If required, Dr. Mac offers follow-up appointments to ensure that the behavior issues are improving.

Let's work together to address those behavior challenges and create a happier home for both you and your pet.