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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.
Address: 310 East US-30 Schererville Indiana 46375
Dr. Jokela is a 1990 DVM graduate of Purdue University and became board certified in Canine and Feline Practice by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) in 1998 and re-certified in 2008 and 2016. She spent 26 years in general practice, including starting her own small animal practice in 2001. In 2016 she left her general practice to devote Read more...
Dr Sally J Foote is a small animal veterinarian with a behavior practice in a small town, Tuscola Illinois, just south of her ( and Dr Ciribassi’s) alma mater University of Illinois. She has owned Okaw Veterinary Clinic for over 25 years, and in that course developed a passion for helping owners prevent behavior problems as well as helping resolve Read more...
Address: Golden Valley Minneapolis Minnesota 55422
Terri A. Derr, D.V.M. is a 1981 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Her undergraduate degree in Zoology included training in ethology, the science of animal behavior in the natural environment. Since graduation she has pursued extensive professional continuing education in animal behavior. In 1995 she began seeing behavior cases as part of her general veterinary Read more...
Address: No. 4 Lane 84, GuanYuan Rd. West Central District Tainan City 700
Feline Behavioral Medicine and Training Canine Behavioral Medicine and Training Animal Friendly Training Programs for Volunteers and Staff at multiple shelters A FearFree advocate Runs behavioral case study groups with local veterinarians Read more...
Pets’ emotional and behavioral health is just as important as their physical health; at the same time they’re also closely linked together (physical problems can lead to behavior problems). Dr. Ken will take into consideration your whole pet in developing a treatment plan. Read more...
Dr. Gross provides feline behavior consultations for cats in southwest Snohomish county (near Seattle, WA). We also provide feline and canine acupuncture through our sister clinic Sno Pets Acupuncture and Wellness. 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...
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