Fiona Warstat pet behaviourist Minehead, Somerset

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A professional Pet Behaviourist and dog trainer helping pets with behaviour problems, improving the quality of life for pets and their owners.

Instincts has been helping pets with their owners since July 1995 through referrals from veterinary practices within the South West. Referrals have involved behaviour problems with dogs and cats, an increasing number of horses, with the occasional rabbit, parrot or exotic pet.

Fiona Warstat has eight years experience as a veterinary nurse, working with a small animal practice in Surrey and a mixed practice in Somerset, before specialising in Pet Behaviour Counselling.

Having completed the Introduction, Advanced and Diploma courses with COAPE, Fiona regularly attends seminars, meetings and courses, is one of an international network of Pet Behaviour Counsello

The Need For Pet Behaviour Counselling

Dogs learning to be trained in a group

A 'difficult' pet, that does not behave as its owner thinks it should, can cause relationship problems within a household. The causes of problems are multiple, sometimes combining a clinical and behavioural origin.

With specialist, experienced help, many of these problems can be overcome, and a difficult pet becomes a close companion.

NEWS

Dog training is going ahead at St Audries Village Hall and Periton Park, for more information see the Workshops/Courses page Canine First aid course

Fiona runs regular Canine First Aid, Behaviour, Communication, Socialisation courses privately and for canine organisations / Somerset Skills and Learning - enquire for details

Horse socialisationCanine behavioural problems can be treated - such as:

cat behaviour therapyFeline behavioural problems can also be treated -

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