If you’re looking for help treating your pet behaviour issue, or just curious about why your pet does what they do, you have come to the right place.
The best and most efficient way to resolve your pet’s behaviour problems is to seek assistance from qualified professionals.
Animal Behaviour Veterinary Practice offers behaviour services to a variety of animals including Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Reptiles, Parrots and Chinchillas.
Cynthia’s passion has always been in animal welfare and through her work she has became one of the leading animal behaviourists in Hong Kong
Animal Behaviour Veterinary Practice offers services in small animal behavioural medicine. In addition we deal with behavioural implications of medical disorders
Being the only veterinary behaviourist in Hong Kong, Dr. Smillie is often asked for her professional opinion and perspective on companion animal behavioural issues.
MANY PEOPLE TALK TO ANIMALS, BUT FEW PEOPLE LISTEN TO THEM……
What We Do
As a veterinary behaviourist, Dr. Cynthia Smillie is trained to evaluate cases and to integrate information about the animal’s development, environment, behaviour and health including medical issues that may influence behaviour and then to select appropriate treatment from a range of options.
Some words from our happy clients
I strongly recommend Dr Smillie to anyone who is dealing with domestic animals that display behavioural problems. Her insights are an asset to any pet owner, and I am indeed thankful that she is here in Hong Kong serving the needs of both our animals and humans”.
Dr Smillie gave us hope in a situation which at times felt hopeless. All of us are extremely grateful to Dr Smillie for her expert advice when we were absolutely desperate for help. I strongly recommend her services to anyone who has a problem with a pet”.
We would have no hesitation in recommending Cynthia for any pet behaviour problems and we would also suggest working closely with her to develop solutions to suit you and your pet”.
When Dr Smillie came to meet us, the first thing I noticed was that she really listened. She took the time to find out every detail about Shadow’s background and behaviour, took lots of notes and asked questions. Dr Smillie went on a walk with us to see Shadow’s behaviour for herself and showed me how to handle it.
“When I moved back from Australia, my cat “Jazz” was not comfortable with the new environment and kept scratching the furniture and urinating on my bed. It made me and my family very unhappy as they were frustrated with Jazz’s weird behaviour as well. Then I found Dr. Cynthia