Based on the diagnosis, I prepare a therapy plan that includes all the necessary elements of therapy tailored to your pet's problems.

Then I present methods of learning dog behavior useful in everyday life, e.g. the command to stay, leave, return, learn to recall.

After the consultation, I prepare a report in which I include detailed information about your dog's or cat's behavioral problem and a clear behavior therapy plan.

The report ends with the analysis of emotions using the EMRA method, mood analysis and the balance of the daily needs of the dog or cat.

In addition, I am sending a report with recommendations to the veterinarian who is leading your four-legged friend.

Some problems require a visit to the veterinarian (on your own). Thanks to this, we can rule out the animal's health problems that contribute to the problematic behavior, e.g. aggression resulting from Cushing's disease.

If additional questions arise after consultation, we remain in contact by phone or e-mail.

Two weeks after the first consultation, I am contacting me with a question about the first effects of the therapy.