Cat & Dog Behavioral Medicine in Fishers, IN
Does your cat frequently go to the bathroom around the house despite being litter box trained? Is your dog chewing on furniture when you leave the house? We understand that these behaviors can be frustrating, but it’s possible your pet is behaving this way due to underlying psychological or medical conditions that haven’t been addressed. At Fishers Veterinary Hospital, we are equipped to help you address these negative behaviors through pet behavioral medicine, which can further strengthen your relationship with your pet and ensure they are healthy physically as well as emotionally.
Would your pet benefit from behavioral medicine? Call us at (317) 842-5865 or book a behavioral consultation below with our knowledgeable team!

Common Pet Behavioral
Conditions We Treat
While no two pets are the same, there are some conditions we see more frequently in dogs and cats at our hospital:
- Aggression: Aggression may be directed at people or other pets and occur in various situations including pain, fear, or territorial defense.
- Separation-Related Anxiety: This happens when your pet is left alone, often seen as excessive barking or howling, destructive behavior, or house soiling.
- Fear-Based Behaviors: These behaviors are characterized by timidness or fearfulness around strangers, new environments, or objects.
- Compulsive Disorders: Cats and dogs can develop repeated, compulsive behaviors such as excessive grooming, tail chasing, or in cats, wool-sucking.
- Unwanted Urination or Defecation: Cats may not use a litter box or dogs may have accidents inside the house, despite being trained properly.
Our team has helped manage and treat a variety of behavioral problems in pets, and we have seen firsthand how pets can benefit from having these behaviors properly addressed. Our Fear Free Certified Professional uses a low-stress approach to evaluate your dog or cat, making the process more comfortable for both you and your pet. If you’ve noticed any of the behaviors above in your companion, call (317) 842-5865 to schedule a consultation.
