Companion Animal Behaviour Problems

Rachel A. Casey is at Royal Veterinary College, UK. Sarah Heath is at University of Liverpool, UK.

Chapter 1: Introduction Part I: The Influence of the Domestic Environment on Behaviour Chapter 2: Dog Behaviour Chapter 3: Cat Behaviour Chapter 4: Rabbit and Rodent Behaviour Chapter 5: Parrot Behaviour Part II: The Veterinary Practice Role in Preventing Behaviour Problems Chapter 6: The Role of the Practice Environment Chapter 7: The Role of the Practice Staff Chapter 8: What Every Puppy Owner Should Know Chapter 9: What Every Kitten Owner Should Know Chapter 10: What Every Rabbit and Rodent Owner Should Know Chapter 11: What Every Parrot Owner Should Know Chapter 12: Running Puppy Parties and Kitten Evenings Part III: Behavioural First Aid Chapter 13: Identifying Problems Chapter 14: Appropriate Handling of Challenging Patients Chapter 15: Considering Medical Influences on Behaviour Chapter 16: Making the Decision Whether to Treat, Rehome or Euthanase Chapter 17: First-Aid Advice for Common Behavioural Signs: Dogs Chapter 18: First Aid Advice for Common Behavioural Signs: Cats Chapter 19: First Aid Advice for Common Behavioural Signs: Rabbits and Rodents Chapter 20: First Aid Advice for Common Behavioural Signs: Parrots Chapter 21: Arranging Referral: Who To and When Chapter 22: The Role of the Referring Vet in Case Management