Dr. Lilly earned her veterinary degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, completed a behavior specialty internship with the University of Pennsylvania, and completed her residency here at the Ohio State University. Dr. Lilly also has extensive experience working with shelter and rescue animals in the Philadelphia area, and managing the complex intersection between medical concerns, particularly pain and Irritable Bowel 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. Johnson is a general practitioner with a special interest in behavioral health and low stress handling. Her qualifications include Elite Fear Free Certification, Low Stress Handling Silver Certification, and Cat Friendly Veterinarian Certification. She is a supporting member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, serving on their ethics committee and as a peer-reviewer for the IAABC Journal. Read more...

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...

Growing up, I had an undeniable passion for animal behavior and training. Which lead me to pursue behavior medicine and dog sports, specifically dog agility competition. Now, I’ve always had high-energy, strong-willed dogs (several of them in fact). So I know exactly what it’s like to deal with dogs that have a tendency to misbehave, not listen… much less obey, Read more...