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Speaker's Bureau
Do you need a veterinarian who is well versed in various behavior topics for your next Continuing Education Seminar? Check out the AVSAB Speakers Bureau! This is a group of AVSAB members skilled in presenting many aspects of clinical animal behavior to your group.
Local or state Veterinary Medical Associations qualify for either a $350 stipend per calendar year for an in-person lecture, or a $150 stipend per calendar year for a webinar presented by one of our Speakers Bureau members.
Student chapters of AVSAB qualify for either a $350 stipend for an in-person lecture, or 2 $150 stipends for a webinar per calendar year presented by one of our Speakers Bureau members.
If your VMA or SCAVSAB is interested, please contact the AVSAB Executive Director, ([email protected]) to determine your eligibility. The stipend is sent directly to the Speaker following completion and receipt of the post presentation questionnaire.
The American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior (AVSAB) is a membership-only organization of veterinarians and persons holding a PhD in animal behavior or a related field. It does not confer upon its members any qualifications or presuppose a level of expertise in the field of animal behavior. Behavior consultants are members of AVSAB listed as a courtesy to help pet owners find professionals interested in dealing with behavior problems.
I’m an EBVS® European Veterinary Specialist in Behavioural Medicine and a Diplomate of the European College of Animal Welfare and Behavioural Medicine (in the sub-speciality Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law and also in the sub-speciality Behavioural Medicine). I’m interested in all aspects of behaviour and welfare in all animals but particularly managing pathological behaviour in companion animals and horses Read more...
Address: 7574 Danbridge Way Westerville Ohio 43082
I am a veterinarian who does in home behavior consultations. I started my career in general practice and I began to see how behavior problems greatly impacted my clients’ relationships with their pets. I discovered a pet’s behavior problem was as much a threat to its well-being as a serious illness. This sparked a desire for me to focus my Read more...
Address: 300 McGinnis Dr. Wayne West Virginia 25570
Dr. Summerfield is a veterinarian and professional dog trainer, with a focus on treating behavior problems including aggression, separation anxiety, and compulsive behavior issues. She also teaches group classes and private lessons in basic pet dog obedience, agility, rally, and competitive obedience. Read more...
Address: 409 Vick Ave Raleigh North Carolina 27612
Dr. Orlando obtained her DVM degree from the Ohio State University. After graduation, she completed a medical and surgical internship at a private practice in South Florida. From there, Dr. Orlando went on to practice medicine in Northern California. It was in there that she began working with animal behaviorist Dr. Sophia Yin and developed a love of behavior and Read more...
Address: Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Charter Township Michigan 48105
Dr. Ward works with guardians and their dogs on preventing and addressing problem behaviors such as aggression, fears, phobias, anxieties, problems with inappropriate elimination, unruly behaviors, and more. Dr. Ward also deploys as a behaviorist with the ASPCA , working with dog victims from fighting cases, hoarding, puppy mills, cruelty and neglect. Dr. Ward writes: “It’s been an honor to Read more...
Address: P.O. Box 10394 Silver Spring Maryland 20914-0394
I am a veterinary behaviorist who sees behavior cases as house calls, practicing in the greater Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC area. My areas of expertise include consulting with individual patients/clients, public speaking and lecturing on topics related to animal behavior. Read more...
Address: 3400 N Monroe St Spokane Washington 99205
Dr. Megan Cathey provides behavior consults in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho including Spokane and Coeur d’Alene. She is a small animal veterinarian with advanced training in companion animal behavior. She has 10 years of experience treating problems including separation anxiety, fears/phobias, reactivity, aggression, house-soiling, compulsive disorder, and canine cognitive dysfunction. She is Fear Free Elite Certified and Low Stress Read more...
Veterinarian, MSc in Animal Behaviour & Welfare, currently Resident in private practice with the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists. Read more...
Dr. Edwards has been treating dogs and cats with behavioral problems since 2017 (first in New York, and now in Florida). If you think that your dog or cat may suffer from a behavioral disorder, or if he/she is experiencing problems with barking/growling/hissing, biting, urination or defecation, fear or other anxieties, then a veterinary behavior consultation may be right for Read more...
A behavior analyst, consulting mainly with zoos providing support with learning solutions based on the universal principles of behavior, custom fit to the individual learner. Present a wide variety of seminars focused on how animals learn and how to develop behavior interventions that are humane and effective. Read more...
Growing up I used to find myself going to animal shelters and learning about each dog’s previous home and was often informed that they were surrendered due to common behaviors that could have been prevented with the proper tools and information. The biggest behaviors some dogs possessed were anxiety, trust issues, fear, depression, low confidence, aggression, and reactivity. Positive dog Read more...
I provide behavior services for dogs with aggression, anxiety, and related concerns in the St Louis and St Charles counties of MO. I have a PhD in Neuroscience & Behavor, over 15 years professional experience with dogs as a military dog handler, trainer, behavior consultant, researcher in canine behavioral genomics, and professor of canine science and behavior. I am now Read more...
As a veterinarian with a strong interest in animal behavior, I approach behavior issues with an approach analogous to treating a health issue. First, we discover the cause (diagnosis) of the troubling behavior (symptom), then we can develop a treatment plan. In addition to using behavior modification and the other tools of animal behaviorists, as a veterinarian I can also Read more...
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