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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
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Our clinic largest private mental health partnership, with a carefully selected nationwide team of Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Psychotherapists.
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
Thank you Dr Sueda for a reference on non drug therapies!
Clinical Animal Behavior Service – UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Karen Sueda, former UC Davis resident, discusses anxiety treatments for dogs that are not medications.I am aware that there are a number of prison – dog training programs. I appreciate the data that the number of inmate return to prison reduces significantly when they have been involved in this program. Talk about a win- win- win.
I hope programs like this continue, and data on the improvement on inmate life, animal life and contributing to community go on.
Prison inmates are training dogs for wounded warriors in record time
The normal training time for a veteran’s service dog is 2-5 years. Prison inmates can do it in just one – and it helps keep them from going back to prison.Some of the amazing veterinary students from the University of Illinois who stopped by the booth at the ISVMA convention. These students are learning about behavior, medicine and governmental regulations related to vet med in the state of Illinois. Leaders in our profession!
Awesome students from the U of I college of vet med here at the state association meeting. They are learning a lot from Dr Valerie Tynes in behavior. I am so proud of these future doctors!
Latest News from our Blog
The Drug Resistant Client
The drug resistant client - understanding why clients would refuse medications to reduce anxiety and aggression 9/12/2019 Advances in animal behavior has…
Back to School Blues
Separation anxiety can show up in various ways. When school starts up again, you can may see your dog and cat acting…
