1. Veterinary Clinic Specializing in Clinical Ethology


Does your dog bark like crazy when you leave? Is your cat more anxious than usual? Is your pet even afraid of the vacuum cleaner? Welcome to the world of animal behaviorists: veterinarians specialized in animal behavior who, broadly speaking, are something like psychologists for dogs and cats.
During consultations, they try to understand what lies behind these behaviors: from the animal’s history to its routines and the environment in which it lives. From there, they create a plan to help. This may include changes to habits, exercises and, in some cases, medication. And yes, you can also consult one before adopting or when a new member joins the family.
The fact: the pandemic marked a before and after in the behavior of dogs and cats. With changes in routines and owners returning to work, separation issues, socialization problems and fears increased significantly.
Where: Appointments and location are arranged directly with Dr. Marina Snitcofsky.


















