Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians
Q & A Sessions for Veterinary Professionals Find a BehaviouristContact UsFAB Advice for Veterinary Professionals!
As part of our support for Veterinary practices the FAB Clinicians Veterinary Subcommittee will be running a series of Q and A sessions for veterinary professionals. Each session will focus on a particular topic and after a short introduction we will open up for questions to our panel. You will have the opportunity to discuss principles of investigation and treatment as well as get advice on tricky cases (please make sure you maintain client confidentiality). During the Covid-19 pandemic these sessions are free to join. They are primarily aimed at those working in veterinary practice (vets, nurses, receptionists and support staff), but will also be open to members of FAB Clinicians
Long term management of sound sensitivities
Emma Baker BVet Med MSc MRCVS, Emma Brown BVSc PGDip MRCVS CCAB and Caroline Warnes BVSc MSc MRCVS CCAB
This session was live on 6th April 2021
Help, I think its a behaviour case
The role of the vet team and how to refer to a clinical animal behaviourist
Lynne Taylor MA (oxon) MA VetMB MRCVS, Emma Baker BVet Med MSc MRCVS and Trudi Atkinson DipAS (CABC) RVN CCAB
The live session was on 22 February 2021
A Merry Covid Christmas – Helping Pets cope in a Pandemic year
Linda Ryan BSc (Hons) VTS RVN CCAB and Lynne Taylor MA (oxon) MA VetMB MRCVS
The live session was on 10th December 2020
Emergency Management of Sound Sensitivities
Emma Baker BVet Med MSc MRCVS and Emma Brown BVSc PGDip MRCVS CCAB
The live session was on Monday 19th October 2020
Feline House Soiling
Trudi Atkinson DipAS (CABC) RVN CCAB and Caroline Warnes BVSc MSc MRCVS CCAB
The live session was on 12th August 2020
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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.