Emily
Levine, DVM, MRCVS, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary
Behaviorists
Dr.
Levine graduated from Mississippi State University College
of Veterinary Medicine in 2000.
She completed a small animal medical and surgical internship
at Mesa Veterinary Hospital followed by an animal behavior
residency at Cornell University.
In 2005, Dr. Levine became a Diplomate of the American
College Veterinary Behaviorists.
For the past year she has been engaged as a research assistant
for the Animal Behavior Cognition and Welfare Group at
the University of Lincoln, UK.
Common
Species & Conditions Treated
Dogs
Cats
Birds
Aggression
towards people
Aggression
towards people
Feather
pulling
Aggression
towards other dogs & animals
Aggression
towards cats & other animals
Stereotypical
/ Compulsive behaviors
Generalized
anxiety
Housesoiling
Aggression
towards people
Separation
anxiety
Spraying
Screaming
Cognitive
dysfunction (senile disease)
Fears
& Phobias
Anxieties
Stereotypical/Compulsive
behaviors
Anxieties
Fears
& Phobias
Unruly
behaviors
Pica
(eating non-food items)
New
Pet Consultations
Fears
& Phobias
Wool
sucking/chewing
New
pet consultations
Play
aggression
Cognitive
dysfunction
New
pet consultations
Other
species are welcome including Pot bellied pigs, ferrets & rabbits.
Please call to discuss other species.
Prior
to Your Appointment
1.
In order to sort out true behavior problems
from those with a medical basis, we recommend that you
see your regular veterinarian for a complete physical
exam prior to your behavior consultation.
2. If you would
like to document unusual behavior feel free to record
it onto a CD or DVD and either send it or bring it with
you.
3. Behavioral history
You
will need to fill out and return a History form. Once
completed this form may be reurned via Mail: AERA, 1237 Bloomfield Ave., Fairfield, NJ 07004 Or Fax: 973-364-0004 Or email: behavior@animalerc.com
For
your convenience the forms can be downloaded below as PDF files
which will require Adobe Reader. To
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