Good Pet Behaviour is something we all need! In recognition of this fact, and due to a particular interest in animal behaviour, Dr Gabrielle Carter, a Melbourne specialist veterinarian, started Good Pet Behaviour as a specialist veterinary behavioural practice in 2008.Whether your pet is a terrier that talks back, a parrot that’s pulling its feathers out, a horse that won’t get into its float, or a cat that won’t use the litter tray – or indeed any other animal with behaviour that is a problem – Gabrielle, with her associates Dr Debbie Calnon, Dr Trepheena Hunter and Dr Katherine Macmillan, is here to help change chaos into calm.
Getting Started with Good Pet Behaviour
Good Pet Behaviour offers expert animal behaviour consultations to pet-owners, and provides veterinarians and nurses with a multitude of education opportunities, as well as ongoing support to manage cases in-clinic.
Please have a good look around the website, and feel free to contact us with an enquiry about your particular pet-behaviour issue. Have a look at our Pet Solutions pages to find out what Good Pet Behaviour has to offer, and what you can expect from a consultation. Making a booking starts with an e-mail or a phone call — simply click on Book Now on any page of the website. Veterinarians, trainers and lawyers can drop in to the Professionals centre to make a referral or for further information.
If you’re not sure, please call!
Expert Knowledge & Experience
With expert knowledge, a wealth of experience, good communication and free follow-up, let Good Pet Behaviour bring some good pet behaviour into your life!
Dr Gabrielle Carter and Good Pet Behaviour offer pet consultations at Advanced Vet Care (Level 1, 26 Robertson Street, Kensington 3031) and at the University of Melbourne Veterinary Hospital (Princes Highway, Werribee), as well as house-calls to most Melbourne metropolitan areas. Dr Debbie Calnon also offers house calls and phone consultations in Western Australia, where she travels regularly.
