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Welcome to Foote & Friends
Foote & Friends Mission
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
On-line Webinar & Education Courses
On demand webinars and courses for the veterinary staff, pet professional and pet owner. Easy to follow, in clinic and in home demonstrations to help with pet behavior and care.
Case Studies
Reformed Nail Clipping Aggressor - Buster Brown
Reformed nail clipping aggressor - Buster Brown Buster Brown - Buster is a mixed breed terrier male neutered dog who…
Reformed Aggressor - CJ
Reformed Aggressor - CJ CJ is an elderly cat who had been tense, hissing, swatting and attempting to bite during…
Reformed Exam Aggressor - Harley
Harley is a Rottweiler/lab mix who had been at other veterinary clinics for wellness exams and vaccinations. Harley was restrained…
What Clients Say
Latest Facebook Posts
Vetriscience has a group of webinars for General practitioners and the team.
These webinars are a great foundation to have accurate up to date advice for your clients, and what supplements, products and training tools to use.
connect.vetriproline.com/behavior-champion/?utm_source=CliniciansBrief&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_…
I need to automate reminder emails to my behavior clients. I just need a template email that will go out weekly from my media com email account.
I have my google calendar ( Which I do not use much), forms, drive, etc.
I also have my Microsoft outlook but it can glitch up with media com so I primarily use media com directly. I schedule directly through email requests – a calendar request system that could block out 2 hour periods would be nice to have. then follow up with the deposit invoice – online meeting – then email reminders.
Thanks
A study comparing electronic collars to positive reinforcement training found no difference in compliance to cues and positive reinforcement training dogs learned quicker with fewer repeats.
doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2020.00508
We assessed the efficacy of dog training with and without remote electronic collars compared to training with positive reinforcement. A total of 63 dogs with known off-lead behavioral problems such as poor recall were allocated to one of three training groups (each n = 21), receiving up to 150 min o…
Latest News from our Blog
Probiotics for healthy, calm cats
Cats, disease, nutrition, and behavior The connection of physical health with behavioral health has often been considered by a veterinarian in practice. …
Senior Dog Behavior - The three primary reasons for changing behavior
What is going on with my old dog? As a primary care veterinarian, I have often had the bittersweet pleasure of caring…
