About Canberra Behaviour Vet
Owning several dogs with complex behavioural issues prompted Dr Eloise to undertake additional postgraduate study in Behavioural Medicine at Sydney University in 2014 and after consulting on behaviour issues for years in general practice, she became a member of the ANZCVS in Animal Behaviour by examination in 2022.
Dr Eloise lives with her two young boys and husband, two energetic dogs called Tommy and Eevee and a cat called Cosmo. She started ACT Pet Crisis Support in 2019 to assist low income pet owners with their vet bills and also works part-time at the RSPCA ACT as a shelter veterinarian.
In 2022 Dr Eloise was awarded a Membership (by examination) of the Behaviour Chapter of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. This means that she has proven by examination to be highly knowledgeable in the field of veterinary behavioural medicine.
Dr Eloise lives with her two young boys and husband, two energetic dogs called Tommy and Eevee and a cat called Cosmo. She started ACT Pet Crisis Support in 2019 to assist low income pet owners with their vet bills and also works part-time at the RSPCA ACT as a shelter veterinarian.
In 2022 Dr Eloise was awarded a Membership (by examination) of the Behaviour Chapter of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. This means that she has proven by examination to be highly knowledgeable in the field of veterinary behavioural medicine.
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