Contact usContact a dog behaviourist in Nottinghamshire. Everything starts with the health and history form.

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How I work with nervous and reactive dogs

Pain comes first

A significant proportion of behaviour cases have a physical cause. I film your dog, a physiotherapist reviews the footage, and anything of concern goes to your vet before we start behaviour work.

It is a journey, not a session

You get a written Target Action Plan showing which stage you are in and what has to happen before the next one.

You will not be doing it alone

A diary in the app, my comments between sessions, and email and WhatsApp support for three or six months.

Support packages

We will settle which one suits on our first call — you are not choosing now.

Most popular

Core support

£250*
  • One in-person consultation, 90 to 120 minutes
  • Two follow-up calls on Zoom, an hour each
  • Target Action Plan with workstreams
  • Three months of email and WhatsApp support
  • Full app access: diary, photo and video, my review and comments
  • Vet liaison and medical records review
  • Physiotherapy referral where needed
  • I’ll attend vet and physiotherapy appointments with you
Need more sessions?
Extra in-person visit, 90 minutes£100
Extra conversation, 30 minutes£25

*Mileage may be added on in-person visits.

Extended support

£400*
  • Everything in Core support
  • Two further in-person consultations, 60 minutes each
  • Six months of email and WhatsApp support
Need more sessions?
Extra in-person visit, 90 minutes£100
Extra conversation, 30 minutes£25

*Mileage may be added on in-person visits.

Bespoke

Built around what you need

If neither package fits, we’ll put something together on the discovery call. You pay only for what you use.

Rates
In-person consultation, 90 minutes£100
Conversation, 30 minutes£25

*Mileage may be added on in-person visits.

The health and history form: how to get in touch

This is how you get in touch. There is no enquiry form and no waiting to hear back before anything useful happens — you fill this in, I read it, and I come back to you to arrange your free call.

It is longer than a contact form. It asks about your dog’s background, daily routine, health, diet, and what you are finding difficult. Some of it will feel like a lot of detail before we have even spoken. It is, deliberately.

I read every answer before our call, alongside your dog’s veterinary records. That means our first conversation starts with me already knowing your dog’s history rather than spending half of it catching up. And if something in there is worth raising with your vet, I can raise it in week one rather than week five.

What it covers

Step one

About you

Your name, how to reach you, and how you found me.

Step two

Your dogs

Who they are. If you have more than one, you can add them all.

Step three

About each dog

Background and history, a typical day, health and diet, your vet, and what you are finding hard. This is the long part.

Step four

Permissions

Including your permission for me to contact your vet. I need this in writing before I can speak to them — that is a legal requirement, not a preference.

Step five

Check and send

A chance to read everything back before it comes to me.

Ready when you are

Fill it in and I’ll be in touch to arrange your free call. If your case sits outside what I do, I’ll tell you then and point you somewhere better. That costs you nothing.

Start the health and history form

If filling in a long form is difficult for any reason, email me at info@flo4paws.co.uk and we’ll find another way. Nobody gets turned away because of the paperwork.