Keep track of all our FABulous events with our handy events calendar.
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2026
›February1
March3
- 11WedPutting learning theory into practice: Tips for helping owners to train their dogs for behaviour modification plansTamsin Durston RVN, CAB-ABTC, ATI-ABTC (mAPDT), MSc Human Behaviour Change MSc Human-Animal Interaction and WellbeingFreeInfo
- 26ThuCat Case StudyLinda Ryan£10.00Info
- 31TueClient communication - handouts, videos, general vs bespoke?Karen WildFreeInfo
April3
May4
June2
July3
September7
- 16WedCat Case Study - PippinPippa Hutchison£10.00Info
- 16WedEnvironmental Enrichment for HorsesNicole Miggitsch MSc£20.00Info
- 23WedDog Case Study - Mavis & HarryAshley Szafranek£10.00Info
- 23WedVeterinary Q&A - "Clipping Hell" : Tips for helping clipper shy horsesDr Loni Loftus BSc(Hons), MSc, PhD, SFHEA, CDBC, CHBC, ABTC CAB, ABTC ATI, CCAB and Dr Hannah Donovan BSc (Hons) BVM&S MVetSci MSc MRCVS CCABFreeInfo
- 28MonEquine Social EveningEquine Sub-CommitteeFreeInfo
- 29TueSeptember Behaviour ChatKaren WildFreeInfo
- 30WedMini Conference 2026Multiple FAB Clinicians MembersFreeInfo
October4
- 14WedFAB Clinicians Virtual AGM 2026Host: Loni Loftus - Webinars: Keren McIlwain and Lisa CliffordeFreeInfo
- 27TueOctober Behaviour ChatKaren WildFreeLog in
- 28Wed“You own a rabbit, you buy a hutch”: Understanding public perception of companion-rabbit ownership and accommodation requirementsNatalie Powdrill-Wells BSc (Hons) MRes£20.00Book
- 29ThuDog Case Study - CharlieRebecca Sommerville CCAB£10.00Log in
November2
- 12ThuCat Case Study - Mr G.Linda Ryan BSc (Hons) VTS DipAVN KPA-CTP RVN CCAB£10.00Log in
- 26ThuVeterinary Q&A - Less Stress, More Success: Improving Vet Travel and Medication AdministrationBeverley Wilson BVMedSci BVM BVS (Hons) PgC(SAM) GPCert(SAM) MSc AFHEA CCAB MRCVS, RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Companion Animal Behaviour and Terezia Balusikova MVDr MSVM MRCVSFreeBook
December1
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Our Mission
To promote evidence based behavioural support for animals and their carers, to the highest scientific standards, in an empathetic and compassionate manner.
To forge strong links between animal carers, behaviourists and veterinary professionals.
To support the development of independently accredited practitioners in the field of clinical animal behaviour through mentoring, continuing professional development and supportive fellowship.