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Happy Pets - Happy Staff - Happy Owners

Foote and Friends is a collaboration of professionals, and owners creating understanding of companion animal behavior. 

Our mission is to develop  the art of medicine and behavior through educational resource for both the animal care professional and owner, creating a less stressful care experience for all. 

Sally J Foote DVM, CABC-IAABC, LSHC-S

 

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Reformed Nail Clipping Aggressor - Buster Brown

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Reformed nail clipping aggressor – Buster Brown Buster Brown – Buster is a mixed breed terrier male neutered dog who…
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Reformed Aggressor - CJ

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Reformed Aggressor – CJ CJ is an elderly cat who had been tense, hissing, swatting and attempting to bite during…
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Reformed Exam Aggressor - Harley

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Harley is a Rottweiler/lab mix who had been at other veterinary clinics for wellness exams and vaccinations.  Harley was  restrained…
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"I am a client of Dr. Foote's. I live in Champaign-Urbana, where the University of Illinois' Vet Med program is located and where we have an abundance of vets in practice. Over the last 39 years I have always had either a dog or cat companion. I've moved from one vet to another, trying to…
Mary Scott
"Thanks Sally for your behavior training methods! I identified the thing that Tyler is crazy about and that is butter. I started pairing butter with the ear cleaning fluid and he could tolerate standing next to it while licking a little butter. Then we progressed to petting him while licking the butter and integrating lifting…
Barb Wolfensberger
"I have been bringing my Beagle/Hound mix to Dr. Sally Foote ever since she adopted me. Her first experiences at the office were not traumatic, but she didn’t seem to be happy either. Sashya would cower and get so nervous her hair would literally “rain” off her. Sashya had to be muzzled a couple of…
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Enrichment is important for both the mental and physical health needs of animals. When veterinarians are presented with behavior problems, assessing enrichment is important to evaluate the physical health as a starting point.

This article provides a good flow chart for assessing enrichment. Watch for my next newsletter for ways to make this easy in practice and help owners add enrichment no matter the pet's age or behaviors.

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For staff on line training does 4- 15 minute presentations as modules if a – hour course provide better engagement and implementstion as compares to s full hour presentation with all resources linked at the end?

Is there s difference for hour DVM, cert Tech, non certified assistant ?

I am working on a new content platfofm and have a better ability to create a course with “chunked” learning, videos, hand outs and forums

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For staff on line training does 4- 15 minute presentations as modules if a - hour course provide better engagement and implementstion as compares to s full hour presentation with all resources linked at the end? Is there s difference for hour DVM, cert Tech, non certified assistant ? I am working on a new content platfofm and have a better ability to create a course with “chunked” learning, videos, hand outs and forums Pm me if you want more details. courses will be race approved
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