Episode 75 – Talking all things Pain with Veterinary Colleagues, Dr James Hunt and Dr Katie Smithers

In this episode, I have the absolute privilege and pleasure of chatting to Dr James Hunt and Dr Katie Smithers, both leading veterinarians when it comes to pain recognition and management in our pets.

We talk about the newest approaches to pain management and how being part of Canine Arthritis Management’s Telehealth team allows them to help more and more patients globally.

I have been using Telehealth in my Behaviour Practice for a number of years and seen the many benefits it brings to our patients and clients across the world.

Being able to support and help more caregivers and pet care professionals is just one of the many benefits and having time, being able to really listen, understanding the challenges that our clients face and being able to offer solutions and advice is among the most valuable work we can do!

If you want to know more about the CAM Teleguidance service, you can contact them here:

https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk/

And, if you want to sign up to the 2025 Chronic Pain Symposium for FREE (and get a bonus presentation by myself on all things behaviour and pain medications), then click the link below!

https://www.chronicpainsymposium.co.uk/?utm_source=camshop&utm_medium=tab

We really hope you enjoy this episode; it is packed with so much information!

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Episode 74 – How to Administer Medications to our Pets

Giving tablets to our pets is not always easy, and cats especially are notoriously difficult to administer oral medication to!

The problem with not being able to give medication is that this may interfere with your pet’s medical care and have a detrimental effect on their physical or mental and emotional health.

One of the most important things I stress in this episode is to ask for help from your vet or pet care professional if you are struggling to give oral medication to your pet – there is usually a different solution out there so we can ensure your pet gets the treatment they need together!

In this episode, I share my Top 10 Tips for medication administration to help you easily and successfully give tablets to your pet.

Things you’ll learn in this episode:

1.      Why I dislike Pill Poppers so much!

2.      How to become a detective at finding a super high value food for your pet!

3.      How play and operant conditioning can help.

…and so much more!

Get my FREE downloadable PDF on medication administration for pets by clicking the link below!

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/medicating-pets

And, here’s introducing my brand new online Behaviour Medication Course – PSYCHOACTIVE!!!

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Episode 73 – Children and Pets Part 2

In this episode, we turn things around and think about the best approach for adding a pet to your already existing human family.

As a mom of 2 young girls as well as 2 cats, Nora gives us her top tips on the things that are most important to her when it comes to considering life with children and pets.

Nora and I chat about the things you should consider when thinking about adding a furry family member including species, breed, age and, most importantly, temperament.

Sometimes, the pet you imagine might not suit your lifestyle or family’s needs and we talk about all the things that matter most when making this extremely important decision for your family.

We also talk about the importance of educating children to read canine and feline body language to understand how their pets might be feeling which will help keep everyone safe and get the most enjoyment from family life together.

Check out Nora’s amazing new venture – Little Furry Feelings - at www.littlefurryfeelings.com to get your hands on amazing educational resources such as work books and coloring books for kids as well as super informative blogs for parents.

AND… If you want your family to have the biggest head start for a happy, healthy and safe relationship with your pet, then these courses are an absolute MUST HAVE!

Register now for:

·         Learn To Speak Dog and/or

·         Learn To Speak Cat

 RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED PRICE IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

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Episode 73 – Children and Pets Part 2

In this episode, we turn things around and think about the best approach for adding a pet to your already existing human family.

As a mom of 2 young girls as well as 2 cats, Nora gives us her top tips on the things that are most important to her when it comes to considering life with children and pets.

Nora and I chat about the things you should consider when thinking about adding a furry family member including species, breed, age and, most importantly, temperament.

Sometimes, the pet you imagine might not suit your lifestyle or family’s needs and we talk about all the things that matter most when making this extremely important decision for your family.

We also talk about the importance of educating children to read canine and feline body language to understand how their pets might be feeling which will help keep everyone safe and get the most enjoyment from family life together.

Check out Nora’s amazing new venture – Little Furry Feelings - at www.littlefurryfeelings.com to get your hands on amazing educational resources such as work books and coloring books for kids as well as super informative blogs for parents.

AND… If you want your family to have the biggest head start for a happy, healthy and safe relationship with your pet, then these courses are an absolute MUST HAVE!

Register now for:

·         Learn To Speak Dog and/or

·         Learn To Speak Cat

 RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED PRICE IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

If you liked this episode of the show, The Pet Behaviour Chat, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, share, and subscribe!

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Episode 72 – Toilet Training Your Puppy

How do I toilet train my puppy?

This is probably THE most frequently asked question I see from new puppy parents on social media groups and at my veterinary clinic.

And it’s so easy when you follow a few important steps that I will guide you through in this episode and on our downloadable worksheet:

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/toilet-training-guide

In this episode you will learn:

1.      Development of normal puppy elimination.

2.      At what age puppies gain control over their bladders.

3.      What to do about toilet training at night.

4.      The key times your puppy might need to eliminate and how to tell.

5.      Why punishment is NEVER a good idea.

If you want to know EVEN more about your puppy’s behaviour, then my

LEARN TO SPEAK DOG course is an absolute must!

This course takes you through canine emotions, communication, social behaviour, learning and training and provides practical solutions for enrichment and behavioural health, all of which you can implement IMMEDIATELY!

Join the course right here:

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/learn-to-speak-dog-cat

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Episode 71 – A conversation about Telehealth with Dr Hannah Capon and Evie Tummon, RVN

In this episode, I chat to Hannah and Evie from Canine Arthritis Management, a UK based organization that is world leading in canine pain recognition and management, about the importance of Telehealth.

I have been using Telehealth in my Behaviour Practice for a number of years and seen the many benefits it brings to our patients and clients across the world.

Being able to support and help more caregivers and pet care professionals is just one of the many benefits and having time, being able to really listen, understanding the challenges that our clients face and being able to offer solutions and advice is among the most valuable work we can do!

If you want to know more about CAM’s Teleguidance service, you can contact them here:

https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk/

And for more information about the resources Evie and Hannah mentioned, please check here:

https://caninearthritis.co.uk/member-zone/

https://www.chronicpainsymposium.co.uk/?utm_source=camshop&utm_medium=tab

And watch this space for our amazing new courses LAUNCHING ON 27th FEBRUARY 2025!!

Learn To Speak Dog

Learn To Speak Cat

The Ultimate Guides to Canine and Feline Behaviour for Pet Parents and Pet Care Professionals!

PRE-REGISTER YOUR INTEREST AND JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR THESE AMAZING COURSES RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED PRICE IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

We really hope you enjoy this episode; it is packed with so much information!

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Episode 70 – Learn To Speak Cat

As a Veterinary Behaviourist, there is educational information and advice that I give to most of my clients, regardless of the behaviour problem their cat presents with.

This is usually to do with normal feline behaviour, the emotions cats can experience, feline sociability and the importance of creating an optimal feline environment and resources.

It is information I believe every feline guardian and every feline care professional, whether vet, vet nurse, trainer, groomer, dog walker or non-veterinary behaviourist should know.

And that is why I have created this course – LEARN TO SPEAK CAT.

In it, I have packaged all that information and knowledge in a super fun, easy to understand way.

It is a course that you can watch at your leisure, come back to time and again and contains all the basic know-how on how to be the very best partner or care professional for our feline friends.

Here is how the course is structured and the modules it contains:

1.      Feline Emotions

2.      Feline Communication

3.      Feline Sociability

4.      Learning and Training

5.      The 5 Pillars of a Feline Healthy Environment

6.      Products for Behavioural Health

THE COURSE LAUNCHES ON FEBRUARY 27th, 2025 and will be available as an evergreen course from that date.

PRE-REGISTER YOUR INTEREST AND JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR THIS AMAZING COURSE RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A 50 % DISCOUNT IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

I can’t wait to see you there!

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Episode 69 – Learn To Speak Dog

As a Veterinary Behaviourist, there is educational information and advice that I give to most of my clients, regardless of the behaviour problem their dog presents with.

This is usually to do with normal canine behaviour, the emotions dogs can experience, how dogs communicate with us and how they learn.

It is information I believe every canine guardian and every canine care professional, whether vet, vet nurse, trainer, groomer, dog walker or non-veterinary behaviourist should know.

And that is why I have created this course – LEARN TO SPEAK DOG.

In it, I have packaged all that information and knowledge in a super fun, easy to understand way.

It is a course that you can watch at your leisure, come back to time and again and contains all the basic know-how on how to be the very best partner or care professional for our canine friends.

Here is how the course is structured and the modules it contains:

1.      Canine Emotions

2.      Canine Communication

3.      Canine Social Relationships

4.      How Dogs Learn

5.      Enrichment Tools

6.      Exercises for Behavioural Health

7.      Products for Behavioural Health

THE COURSE LAUNCHES ON FEBRUARY 27th, 2025 and will be available as an evergreen course from that date.

PRE-REGISTER YOUR INTEREST AND JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR THIS AMAZING COURSE RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A 50 % DISCOUNT IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

I can’t wait to see you there!

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Episode 68 – Dog Walks – What You Need To Know!

Dog walks are supposed to be a fun and enriching activity for everyone – dog and walker.

But sometimes, they just aren’t.

And sometimes, walks are not necessary or appropriate, for example, if your dog is fearful, injured or ill or if the weather won’t allow for safe or comfortable walks.

In this episode, I dispel the social myth that dogs MUST be walked numerous times per day to prove good dog guardianship and welfare, in fact, in some cases, frequent walks can actually be detrimental to welfare.

Don’t get me wrong, for many, many dogs, walks are an important part of their physical and mental enrichment, and many dogs and guardians love and treasure their walks together, but for some, walks are stressful and even dangerous.

In these cases, there are a number of alternatives to walks, which I share in this episode.

For even more information, please download my amazing FREE PDF all about dog walks and alternatives to walks:

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/dog-walks-pdf

 And watch this space for our amazing new courses:

Learn To Speak Dog

Learn To Speak Cat

… coming in 2025… for everything you ever wanted to know about canine and feline communication, social behaviour and so much more!

PRE-REGISTER YOUR INTEREST AND JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR THESE AMAZING COURSES RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED PRICE IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!

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Episode 67 – Canine Adolescence – The Terrible Teens

Is your lovely puppy changing before your very eyes?

Are they showing behaviours you have never seen before and are, quite frankly, challenging and disturbing?

Are they pushing boundaries and taking more risks?

Are they growing into larger and stronger dogs that are becoming difficult to handle?

Is this putting a strain on your relationship with them?

The reason? Adolescence.

Just like human children, young dogs also go through a developmental period known as adolescence and just like with human children, this can be a challenging, but hugely important time.

The reason you are feeling overwhelmed is because you possibly didn’t realise that canine adolescence is a thing.

The reason you are struggling to understand your dog is because you didn’t know about all the physical and emotional changes that take place in this time.

The reason your relationship might be challenged is because you don’t know yet how to help your dog through this period.

That’s where I have you covered!

Click the link below to download your FREE PDF all about Canine Adolescence to understand your dog better and get amazing tips on how to help them cope in this challenging period.

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/adolescence-download

AND… if you want to learn EVEN MORE about Canine Behaviour, then get on the WAITLIST for my amazing Learn To Speak Dog Course, which launches on February 27th 2025.

https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/learn-to-speak-dog-cat

WAITLIST members get VIP access and 50% off the course for a limited time period, so you definitely don’t want to miss out!

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