For Our Veterinary Partners
We help prevent and alleviate fear, anxiety & stress for your client’s pets during their check ups
Do you have patients that growl or bite your staff?
Do you have clients who avoid regular veterinary care because of their pet’s behavior?
Do you have patients that are so stressed during exams it may be compromising their health?
Do your clients ask you questions about why a behavior is happening?
Fear, pain, anxiety and stress may coexist in many animal patients, challenging even the most experienced veterinary staff. LOMA Behavior and Training specializes in creating kind and practical training plans that follow the Joint Standards of Practice used by reputable training organizations.
We work collaboratively with our veterinary colleagues so all pets get the care they need with the least stress possible. For example, one of our clients stopped getting their dog’s routine vaccinations because he was too stressed and aggressive during the exam. With our behavior modification plan, these clients were able to get their dog vaccinated without any physical restraint. We can do the same for your clients.
Treat
Refer to us with confidence. Our behavior professionals treat many behavior and training issues, from simple to complex.
Train
Whether your patient is a new puppy, a dog that is trying to bite the staff or a cat that is stressed during exams, we can train your patients.
Transform
LOMA can transform your patients into less anxious and more confident pets who are easy to examine.
Our assurance for you and your patients
We are highly skilled at reward-based training
Our staff is highly skilled at creating behavior modification plans without the use of e-collars, choke collars or pinch collars. We can easily explain differences between different methods of training and help clients understand the benefits of reward based training for long term transformation of an animal’s behavior. See Our Staff to feel confident about our qualifications, credentials and education.
We engage in ongoing education
We routinely obtain yearly continuing education to ensure we are bringing our clients the best practices in animal training to our clients. Take a look at what we've learned recently.
Sometimes, It Might Be Zebras When Your Hear Hoofs. Unique Medical Conditions In Aggression Cases, Dr. Amber Batson, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Aggression in Dogs Conference 2022
Medical Causes and Medication Intervention for Aggression in Dogs by Dr. Amy Pike, DVM, DACVB. Aggression in Dogs Conference: Expanding possibilities for dogs with aggression 2020
The Neuroscience of Aggression by Dr. Kathy Murphy, BVetMed, DPhil. Aggression in Dogs Conference: Expanding possibilities for dogs with aggression 2020
Talking to Clients about Behavioral Euthansia by Trish McMillan and Sue Alexander, CDBC 2020
Recognizing Pain in Dogs by Debbie Gross Torraca, DPT, MSPT, Board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist 2020
Our mission coincides with Fear Free mission
Our mission to transform and prevent fear, anxiety and stress for our clients is consistent with the Fear Free ® initiative in the veterinary profession: to prevent and alleviate fear, anxiety, and stress in pets by inspiring and educating the people who care for them. We have multiple staff members who are Fear Free Certified Professionals. This gives us the skills to build behavior modification plans for stress-free veterinary visits, grooming visits and training experiences for our clients.
We value working relationships with veterinarians
We value working with veterinary professionals to treat, train and transform the behavior of our mutual clients. We are always happy to share assessments and training plans with our veterinary partners.
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