Specialists, like Dr. Wilson, in veterinary behavioral medicine have the skills and knowledge to take detailed behavioral and medical histories, weed out irrelevant information, and base the treatment plan on the pertinent behavioral and medical information. If your pet suffers from a behaviour condition, there is always hope!

Currently, Dr. Wilson is not seeing any patients.

You are still welcome to book a training session with her technician, Katharine: www.katbehaviourtech.com

Other options for seeing a veterinary behaviorist include:

  1. Dr. Sagi Denenberg at the North Toronto Veterinary Behaviour Specialty Clinic: https://www.northtorontovets.com/

  2. Dr. Marion Desmarchelier in Montreal: https://chuv.umontreal.ca/english/small-animal-hospital/small-animal-hospital-services/animal-behavioral-medicine-service/

  3. Dr. Isabelle Demontigny-Bédard in Montreal: https://cliniqueveterinairedollard.com/en/behavioral-medicine/

  4. Ask your primary veterinarian to do a vet-to-vet consult with a veterinary behaviorist to discuss your pet: www.dacvb.org