Observe without judgment. Support without blame. Treat the individual.
Because behaviour isn’t a personality trait, it’s a conversation. We’re here to help you translate.
The Veterinary Behaviour Difference: When Training Isn’t Enough..
Behavioural changes are rarely just “bad habits.” More often, they are symptoms of underlying medical issues, brain chemistry, or past experiences. While training focuses on what a pet does, Veterinary Behaviour identifies why they are doing it.

By understanding the pet’s genetics, health, and environment, a higher level of care is provided:
  • Identify the Root Cause: We differentiate between purely behavioural issues and hidden medical conditions like pain or cognitive decline.
  • Medical Diagnosis: We diagnose and treat physical illness that often trigger stress or aggression.
  • Evidence based Support: When needed, we prescribe medication to balance brain chemistry, making it possible for your pet to finally feel calm enough to learn effectively.
  • Comprehensive Therapy: We create custom individualised medical and behavioural plans designed to treat the source of the problem, not just manage the symptoms.
animal behaviour clinic consultation with Dr Daphne Ang
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When your pet will benefit from seeing us:
  • Self injuring itself or poses a danger to itself
  • Appears constantly restless, “high-alert”, stressed and does not sleep well
  • Vocalising and destructive when home alone
  • Anxious or reactive at daycare/class and asked to leave
  • Exaggerated responses/intense fear to loud noises and thunder
  • Has bitten other animals and/or humans
  • Performed repeated behaviours which appear to be lack of purpose and interferes with normal function or activities
  • When you feel you have tried everything and nothing works
  • When you have considered rehoming your pet or euthanasia
Meet Dr. Daphne Ang
Dr Daphne Ang has a career spanning over two decades, starting in human pharmacy and evolving into specialised veterinary behaviour. She offers a unique, holistic perspective on how the physical and mental health of pets is inextricably linked to the well-being of their human caregivers.
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How We Work
01 Onboarding process
Gathering and evaluation of medical and behavioural history
02 Comprehensive Clinical Assessment
This is when the actual assessment is taking place.
03 Collaborative Treatment and Follow-Up
Your partnership is valued and crucial to a successful outcome.
Celebrating our resilient clients

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