Dr. V has extensive experience in clinical veterinary behavior. He served as a clinical adjunct professor in veterinary behavioral health at Michigan State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine from July 2020 to May 2022. Previously, he also saw behavior patients by referral at The Behavior Clinic in Ohio from November 2019 until February 2021.
Personalized Veterinary: Behavior and Rehabilitation has Fear Free Certified staff who can help attend to your dog or cat’s mental health through environmental modification, desensitization/counter-conditioning techniques, pheromone therapy, nutraceutical therapy, and pharmaceutical therapy. We strive to keep an ever-growing list of anxiety/fear-sensitive groomers and sitters for our wide service area in Southeastern and Mid Michigan to help increase the number of positive interactions your dog or cat has with humans.
Common conditions treated with veterinary behavior modification include generalized anxiety/fear, noise phobia, separation anxiety, fear of strangers, resource guarding, fear-based aggression, compulsive behaviors, inappropriate elimination, spraying, litter box issues, inter-dog aggression, and furniture destruction.
The first appointment typically lasts about 1 to 2 hours to ensure we attend to all of your cat or dog’s needs.