When your pet is struggling, you need more than advice

True North Veterinary Behavioural Medicine offers specialist-level care for pets with complex behavioural and emotional health challenges. As Manitoba’s only board-certified veterinary behaviour specialist, Dr. Squair strives to provide compassionate, evidence-based behavioural medicine to help pets and their families feel safe, understood, and happy.

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For Referring Veterinarians

We Help With

  • Aggression toward people and/or other animals

  • General anxiety

  • Fear and phobias (thunderstorms, fireworks, strangers, vet visits)

  • Hyper-reactive behaviours

  • Separation anxiety

  • Compulsive behaviours

  • House soiling and undesirable elimination

  • Inter-pet conflict in multi-animal households

  • Plus more

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Specialist Care Makes a Difference

Behaviour problems in pets are often rooted in fear, anxiety, or underlying medical conditions - not disobedience. Dr. Squair has the training to identify what's really going on and create a treatment plan that addresses the whole animal

What is a DACVB?
What is a DACVB?

We collaborate closely with veterinarians and trainers to support complex cases.

If you're a professional looking to refer or connect, we'd love to hear from you.

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