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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

All Episodes

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101 Resilience in Dogs with Bobbie Bhambree

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/09/22

Episode 101 – Resilience in Dogs with Bobbie Bhambree I absolutely loved this conversation with the wonderful Bobbie Bhambree, Dog Trainer and Behaviourist, about her game-changing work around Resilience and Resilience Conditioning in dogs. Bobbie shares the story of how she and Veterinary Neuroscientist, Kathy Murphy, developed the Canine Resilience Rainbow, how it evolved and where it is now. She also shares the individual elements oaf the resilience framework and how they fit into her everyday

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100 Welcome to The Veterinary Behaviour Chat

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/09/15

Episode 100 – Welcome to The Veterinary Behaviour Chat Welcome to the very first episode of The Veterinary Behaviour Chat Podcast, the evolution from The Pet Behaviour Chat! In this first episode of The Veterinary Behaviour Chat, I talk about the journey behind this re-brand and re-launch, and my vision for the future of the podcast. This is a space for Vets, Vet Nurses and Pet Care Professionals, anyone who works in the pet care industry and wants to learn more about Veterinary Behaviour

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099 Tanya and Bruno’s Story

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/09/08

Episode 99 – Tanya and Bruno’s Story This is one of my favourite patient- and client stories! From the beautiful island of Samos in Greece to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, Bruno has had a very varied and sometimes challenging life. Tanya reached out to me when Bruno became increasingly sound sensitive after arriving in Abu Dhabi, to the point where he hid under a storage rack in the basement for 23 hours per day. After seeing Tanya and Bruno for an emergency consultation, I designed a comprehensive

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098 The 4 Pillars of reducing Fear, Anxiety and...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/09/01

Episode 98 – The 4 Pillars of reducing Fear, Anxiety and Stress in the Veterinary Clinic Improving emotional safety and the patient experience in the Veterinary Clinic is such a passion topic of mine and I loved recording this episode on the 4 main areas I focus on when it comes to reducing fear, anxiety and stress in our Veterinary Patients. Here are the 4 main areas you’ll learn about: 1. Reading Body Language, Facial Expressions and Emotional State 2. Creating a Calm, Safe

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097 Risk Assessment

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/08/25

Episode 97 – Risk Assessment Comprehensively assessing the risk of a Behaviour Case can be one of the most important things to do when you are first presented with a patient. Whether you’re a GP vet faced with a tricky situation, a Vet or Veterinary Nurse with an interest in Veterinary Behaviour Medicine, or a non-Veterinary Behaviour practitioner, it is always really good practice to perform a risk assessment and have an open conversation with the caregiver based on this risk assessment In

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096 The Veterinary Behaviour First Aid Kit

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/08/18

Episode 96 – The Veterinary Behaviour First Aid Kit How many times does it happen that a patient presents with a Behavioural Presentation that you don’t feel fully equipped to deal with? Or the client just happens to mention at the end of a consultation – as they’re walking out of the door – that their cat has been urinating outside of the litter box or that their dog has been recently aggressive to a family member. What on earth should you and can you do in these situations? This is where

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095 What’s New in FIC in Cats

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/08/11

Episode 95 – What’s New in FIC in Cats Feline Idiopathic Cystitis is such a fascinating disease from a Veterinary Behaviour Medicine perspective as it poses the perfect intersection between physical and behavioural health. It is a diagnosis of exclusion, is mainly seen in younger cats under 10 years of age (2-7 years is most common), and can be triggered or exacerbated by stressful events. Often referred to as “bladder migraine”, this inflammatory psychoneuroendocrine disease can be very

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094 Client Education and Managing Expectations

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/08/04

Episode 94 – Client Education and Managing Expectations Wow, this turned into a bit of a philosophical episode… because these are topics I have been thinking about and contemplating a lot lately. What is it that actually creates a positive outcome in the Veterinary Behaviour Medicine World? Of course, behaviour change in the patient is an important part, but what about a shift in the expectations, beliefs and understanding of the caregiver? How important is this in creating a successful outcome

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093 Side Effects from Psychotropic Medications

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/07/28

Episode 93 – Side Effects from Psychotropic Medications Side effects are something we ALL think about when prescribing any medication for our patients, not just psychopharmaceuticals. But for some reason, whether it’s because these meds are still so unknown to many in the industry, or because of experiences we have heard from people – friends, family – who have been prescribed these medications, conversations around side effects from psychotropics seem more difficult to navigate. In this

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092 Pica and GI Disease in Dogs and Cats

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/07/21

Episode 92 – Pica and GI Disease in Dogs and Cats What a fascinating topic and one I’ve been thinking a lot about in recent weeks. We have seen a spike in foreign body surgeries at my clinic in Abu Dhabi in recent weeks – as we all know, these things tend to come in 3s – and this, together with the publication of the below paper in JAVMA, has really had myself and my team thinking about best protocols when it comes to pica – the ingestion of non-food items – and resulting foreign body retrieval

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091 Open Concept

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/07/14

Episode 91 – Open Concept I absolutely love pushing the boundaries of what is possible in Veterinary Medicine and indeed the Veterinary Industry. In this thought-provoking episode, Nora and I chat about our newly embraced “Open Concept”, which allows for more transparency, owner presence and owner contribution to their pets’ health and treatment. I totally understand that this may be a challenging concept for many in the Veterinary Industry, however, I feel that there are so many benefits to be

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090 Preparing for an Aggressive Dog Consultation

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2025/07/07

Episode 90 – Preparing for an Aggressive Dog Consultation As Veterinary Behaviourists, safety is an extremely important part of our practice – safety for ourselves, our teams, safety for third parties and safety for the caregivers as well as the patients. Safety is especially important when we regularly see patients that are being presented for aggressive behaviours and that have a bite history. Safety is something I learned about very early on in my residency, but also something that I review

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089 Holiday Choices for Cats – Home or Cattery?

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/06/30

Episode 89 – Holiday Choices for Cats – Home or Cattery? We all want what is best for our feline friends and that includes ensuring their happiness, safety and behavioural health while we are on holiday or traveling. But what IS actually best for them? · To stay at home in their familiar surroundings and territory? · To stay in a cattery where they will have company and be monitored at all times? · Or, should they even travel with you where possible? The answer is,

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088 Serotonin Syndrome - What you need to know!

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/06/23

Episode 88 – Serotonin Syndrome - What you need to know! Serotonin Syndrome, also known as Serotonin Toxicity, is the most severe side effect of serotonergic medication and can potentially be fatal if not treated and managed. Therefore, understandably, many vets are very cautious when it comes to prescribing serotonergic agents and especially when combining serotonergic agents such as an SSRI and, for example, trazodone. · But, how frequent is this side effect in practice? ·

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087 The importance of sleep in our pets – a...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/06/15

Episode 87 – The importance of sleep in our pets – a conversation with Dr Carrie Tooley Sleep!!!! Honestly, this is a topic I have been thinking about so much lately and this amazing conversation with Dr Carrie Tooley just reinforces how important sleep is to the mental and emotional health of our pets and patients! What you’ll learn in this episode: 1. How sleep plays a role in emotional arousal and emotional regulation in our pets and patients. 2. How long our pets should

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086 Behaviour Signs and Neurotransmitters

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/06/09

Episode 86 – Behaviour Signs and Neurotransmitters When I first started out in Veterinary Behaviour Medicine, knowing which Behaviour Medication to choose for any given patients was a real struggle. I didn’t really know what to base my choices on, often reached for the same medication over and over again without really knowing why and just hoping that I’d made the right decision. Sound familiar? As I progressed through my residency, I started to understand how behavioural signs are correlated with

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085 Setting Up a Behaviour Service with RVN Nikki McLeod

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/06/02

Episode 85 – Setting Up a Behaviour Service with RVN Nikki McLeod Veterinary Nurses are INVALUABLE when it comes to promoting Behavioural Health within Veterinary Practices. In this episode, I chat to RVN, Nikki McLeod about her current exciting journey of setting up a Behaviour Service within the practice she works in, what her challenges have been, what her wins have been and what she has learned along the way! This is such a great episode for vets and veterinary nurses around the world to

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084 Assessing and Managing Inter-Cat Tension &...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/05/26

Episode 84 – Assessing and Managing Inter-Cat Tension & Aggression Cases This week, I saw a 2-cat, a 4-cat and an 8-cat home, all with diagnoses of inter-cat tension or inter-cat aggression. These cases can be really complex to work up and understanding the fine nuances of cat-cat sociability can be really challenging. In this episode, I share the things I think about and the questions I ask when I go into a multi-cat home with inter-cat tension or aggression. You’ll hear me talk about severity

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083 We are what we eat. A conversation about...

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/05/19

Episode 83 – We are what we eat. A conversation about Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome in dogs and cats - with Dr Gaelle Joanny This is SUCH an epic episode. The quality of conversation with Dr Gaelle Joanny always blows my mind and I am so grateful to be able to share this with you. I have spoken about Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome in dogs and cats before – check out episodes 55 & 57 of this podcast for more background information. However, in this episode, we take a deep dive into the

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082 How young is too young to start Behaviour Meds?

Veterinary Behaviour Chat ·

2025/05/12

Episode 82 – How young is too young to start Behaviour Meds? “Oh, I’m sure they’ll grow out of it…”. A phrase that makes my heart sink when it comes to young dogs with obvious behavioural diagnoses. Now, what do I mean by “young”? We’re talking about dogs somewhere between 6 and 12 months of age and yes, it is absolutely possible that these youngsters already have a behavioural diagnosis based on genetics, epigenetics and early life learning experiences. Should we wait to treat them? Absolutely

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