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Veterinary Behaviour Chat

Dr Katrin Jahn, DrMedVet, CertVA, MANZCVS(VB), DACVB, DipECAWBM(BM), MRCVS

Every week, Double Board-Certified Veterinary Behaviourist and Veterinarian of over 25 years, Dr. Katrin Jahn provides education, knowledge and inspiration on all things Veterinary Behaviour Medicine aka Veterinary Psychiatry. This show is for fellow Vets, Veterinary Nurses and Pet Care Professionals who want to serve their patients and clients better by integrating Veterinary Behaviour Medicine into their everyday practice. The podcast features up-to-date, informative advice on diagnosing and

kids & family pets & animals

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077 Considerations for Multi Cat Households with Lisa...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/04/07

Episode 77 – Considerations for Multi Cat Households with Lisa Sinnott Multi Cat Households can be challenging environments for the cats that live in them and also the caregivers that live with those cats, especially if there are hostile or aggressive events between the cats. In this episode, I chat to non-veterinary behaviourist, Lisa Sinnott about the types of cases she sees in the UK compared to my UAE based caseload and what some of things are that we need to consider when providing

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18:04

076 Choosing Your Psychopharmacology Patient

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/31

Episode 76 – Choosing Your Psychopharmacology Patient Would you know which of your patients Behaviour Medication might be indicated for? What are the presentations that could benefit from Behaviour Meds? What are the contexts or situations that might also benefit from the safe and effective use of psychopharmacology? Have a listen to this episode as I chat about some of the things I think about when evaluating my patients for the potential use of psychotropic medication. Because not every

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075 Talking all things Pain with Veterinary...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/25

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

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28:52

074 How to Administer Medications to our Pets

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/18

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

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31:57

073 Children and Pets Part 2

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/11

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,

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31:57

073 Children and Pets Part 2

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/10

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,

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24:25

072 Toilet Training Your Puppy

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/03/04

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

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071 A conversation about Telehealth with Dr Hannah...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/02/25

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

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17:26

070 Learn To Speak Cat

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/02/18

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,

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069 Learn To Speak Dog

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/02/11

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

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068 Dog Walks – What You Need To Know!

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/02/04

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,

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067 - Canine Adolescence – The Terrible Teens

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/01/28

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

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31:42

066 Solutions for Puppy Biting, Nipping and Mouthing

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/01/21

Episode 66 – Solutions for Puppy Biting, Nipping and Mouthing Are you the proud parent of a new puppy who is driving you crazy with their constant biting, nipping or mouthing? Are your remote controls, flip flops, expensive shoes or handbags being chewed to bits? Are your ankles and wrists showing the marks of tiny, sharp puppy teeth? Are you and your kids having to jump onto the sofa to rescue yourselves from your little puppy-shark? The reason you are feeling overwhelmed is because you don’t

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065 Collaboration between Trainers and Veterinary...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/01/14

Episode 65 – Collaboration between Trainers and Veterinary Behaviourists – A Chat with Lottie Hanks I cannot stress enough how important it is for Veterinary- and other Pet Care Professionals to collaborate for the well-being of our patients. Sadly, there is still a divide and an unwillingness in both camps to come together and share unique areas of expertise for the sake of the pet. In this episode, I chat to dog trainer and all-round amazing human being, Lottie Hanks, on how we have

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064 Children and Pets Part 1

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/01/07

Episode 64 – Children and Pets Part 1 Are you an expecting parent waiting to bring a new baby into a home with existing pets? Or perhaps you are a pet care professional looking for the best advice to give to new or expecting parents about introducing a new baby to their pets? The reason you are worried about this is because you’re not sure of the best way to approach this. And the reason you are feeling stressed and anxious is because you feel guilty about disrupting your pet’s routine or not

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33:02

063 Preparing your Pet for Air Travel

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2024/12/31

Episode 63 – Preparing your Pet for Air Travel Air travel can be a stressful experience for both pets and owners, but, with some thoughtful preparation and by following my 5-step approach for Pet Air Travel Preparation, we can manage the stress for the pets, which will also help pet owners feel more comfortable. During my veterinary practice ownership in the UAE for the last 16 years, I have prepared around 300 pets ANNUALLY for Air Travel, which means I have been able to gather a wealth of

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062 Deep Dive into The Veterinary Behaviour Consultation

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2024/12/24

Episode 62 – Deep Dive into The Veterinary Behaviour Consultation Join me for a deep dive into some of the unique aspects of The Veterinary Behaviour Consultation and learn more about some of the really useful skillsets required to dig deep and really help bring about behaviour change. Here are some of the things you’ll take away from this episode: 1. How to remove some of the barriers that might be holding you back from offering behaviour consultations in YOUR practice. 2. That

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39:30

061 Canine Cognitive Skills - with Kay Attwood

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2024/12/17

Episode 61 – Canine Cognitive Skills - with Kay Attwood I absolutely loved recording this episode with Kay! Cognition and Cognitive Skills are so important when it comes to behavioural health, and I often use cognitive exercises as part of my treatment plans in order to teach coping skills as well as help dogs process better by accessing brain areas associated with cognition rather than brain areas associated with emotional reactivity or “fight or flight” states. In this episode, Kay introduces

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060 Romanian Rescue Dogs – Amelia and El’s Story

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2024/12/10

Episode 60 – Romanian Rescue Dogs – Amelia and El’s Story Amelia and her wonderful caregiver El are amongst my very favourite client and patient and I chat to El on the 3 year anniversary of us starting to work together! Amelia is a rescue dog from Romania who was transported across land to the UK to be with her new doggie mom and caregiver El in 2021. Listen to El’s incredible story of when Amelia first came to her as a very frightened pup and how she managed to win her trust and allow her to

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059 Detomidine OTM Gel – The perfect PVP Protocol for...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2024/12/03

Episode 59 – Detomidine OTM Gel – The perfect PVP Protocol for Zack! I really wanted to share Zack’s story as I get asked so many questions about how best to handle very fearful and potentially aggressive canine patients in the veterinary setting. The answer is - there is no simple or blanket answer – and every patient must be treated and considered as an individual. It helps, of course, if you have many different tools in your toolbox and you have the knowledge and experience to use these tools

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