Pets with behavior problems
are misunderstood.

At Ease, we know how to help.

We partner with your vet to solve your pet’s behavior issue.

Our programs are the most affordable way to access specialty veterinary behavior care, by working through your vet’s referral and focusing on one primary issue at a time. Find your pet’s challenge below.

Separation Anxiety

Goodbye guilt, hello calm.

Helping your dog feel safe when you're away often takes behavior work, medication, and supplements working together.

Separation Anxiety

Leash Reactivity

Focused support for leash-based barking, lunging, or growling. Behavior work leads the way, sometimes paired with medication or supplements.

Leash Reactivity

Visitor Reactivity

Targeted help for dogs who struggle with visitors or deliveries. We focus on skill-building and emotional regulation, sometimes with medication or supplements.

Visitor Reactivity

Urine Marking

Focused help to reduce stress-related urine marking. Most cats need a combination of behavior changes and medication or supplements.

Urine Marking

Noise Phobia

Support for dogs who struggle with thunder, fireworks, or everyday noises. Behavior strategies are paired with medication or supplements when triggers are unavoidable.

Noise Phobia

Global Fear & Generalized Anxiety

Support for dogs who feel overwhelmed in many situations, often paired with medication or supplements.

Global Fear & Generalized Anxiety

Inter-Cat Aggression

Guided support to reduce tension, fear, and conflict between cats. Medication or supplements are often needed for one or both cats, alongside behavior work.

Inter-Cat Aggression

Litter Box Avoidance

Practical, vet-guided support for litter box avoidance. Many cats improve with behavior and environmental changes alone; some need medication or supplement support too.

Litter Box Avoidance

What is a veterinary behavior treatment plan?

Animal behavior is complex, and the cost of doing the wrong thing is high.
But nearly all behavioral issues can be improved by combining:

Environmental Management

Specific changes to your pet’s home, routine and diet

Behavior Modification

Building new behaviors over the course of days, weeks and months

Medication & Supplements

Temporary or ongoing meds tailored to your pet’s needs

Real Pet Parents. Real Results.

Our trainer said meds would help, and she was right. The plan is really working.

Mark & Bailey

Florida

Turns out we were making some mistakes. Now Twink is back to using her box!

Jennifer & Twinkie

Nebraska

Wilfred made it through a whole hike. No growling! I wish we’d done this sooner.

Jess & Wilfred

California

Here’s What Treatment Looks Like

Start Your Program

Follow a step-by-step program designed by top veterinary behaviorists.

Get Medication

Not every pet needs medication. If yours does, our specialists work with your vet to get it right.

Stay Supported

Email our support team anytime or add 1-on-1 Zoom time if you want extra help.

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The Role of Medication

Behavioral pharmacology has evolved since the days of one-size-fits-all pet meds. Did you know that underlying stress can be a major factor in your pet’s unwanted behavior? Reducing your pet’s stress with a medication can help unlock the progress you’ve hoped to make. Just like people, pets learn better when they’re calm and relaxed.

At Ease, our veterinary behaviorists carefully consider combinations, dosages, and timing so your pet feels like the best version of themselves on medication – never sedated or withdrawn.

The World’s Most Experienced Behavior Team

We have helped over 100,000 pets just like yours.

Dr. Lisa Radosta

Dr. Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB, is President of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists. She is a world-renowned behavior expert, prolific author, dynamic speaker, educator, and consultant. She has served on the Fear Free Advisory Board and the AAHA Behavior Management Task Force.

Dr. Lisa Radosta

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Kenneth Martin

Dr. Kenneth Martin, DVM, DACVB, is a renowned global authority in veterinary behavior with extensive experience as a trainer and handler and Fear Free Elite Certification. Highly sought after, he has made substantial contributions to influential texts and courses in the field.

Dr. Kenneth Martin

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Sheila Segurson

Dr. Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB, is the preeminent global authority on animal shelter behavior programs. As a prolific author, researcher, and nonprofit leader, she has been instrumental in nationally advancing the behavior and welfare of at-risk pets.

Dr. Sheila Segurson

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Mikel Delgado

Dr. Mikel Maria Delgado, PhD, is a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and Certified Cat Behavior Consultant. With international acclaim as a cat expert, she's an influential author, scientist, lecturer, media darling, and member of the Fear Free Advisory Board.

Dr. Mikel Delgado

PhD, CCBC, CAAB (Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist)

Dr. Sophie Liu

Dr. Sophie Liu, DVM, is a rising star who seamlessly blends her veterinary expertise, behavior residency, and roles as a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, published author, and accomplished dog trainer to impart practical behavior solutions with a remarkable impact.

Dr. Sophie Liu

DVM, ACVB resident training

Debbie Martin

Debbie Martin is one of just 30 Veterinary Technician Specialists in Behavior and an Elite Fear free Certified Professional. She shines as a globally recognized dog trainer, author, educator, speaker, and leading authority in pet behavior.

Debbie Martin

KPA CTP, LVT, VTS (Behavior)

The World’s Most Experienced Behavior Team

We have helped over 100,000 pets with behavior problems just like yours.

Dr. Lisa Radosta

Dr. Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB, is President of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists. She is a world-renowned behavior expert, prolific author, dynamic speaker, educator, and consultant. She has served on the Fear Free Advisory Board and the AAHA Behavior Management Task Force.

Dr. Lisa Radosta

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Kenneth Martin

Dr. Kenneth Martin, DVM, DACVB, is a renowned global authority in veterinary behavior with extensive experience as a trainer and handler and Fear Free Elite Certification. Highly sought after, he has made substantial contributions to influential texts and courses in the field.

Dr. Kenneth Martin

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Sheila Segurson

Dr. Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB, is the preeminent global authority on animal shelter behavior programs. As a prolific author, researcher, and nonprofit leader, she has been instrumental in nationally advancing the behavior and welfare of at-risk pets.

Dr. Sheila Segurson

DVM, DACVB (Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist)

Dr. Mikel Delgado

Dr. Mikel Maria Delgado, PhD, is a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and Certified Cat Behavior Consultant. With international acclaim as a cat expert, she's an influential author, scientist, lecturer, media darling, and member of the Fear Free Advisory Board.

Dr. Mikel Delgado

PhD, CCBC, CAAB (Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist)

Dr. Sophie Liu

Dr. Sophie Liu, DVM, is a rising star who seamlessly blends her veterinary expertise, behavior residency, and roles as a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, published author, and accomplished dog trainer to impart practical behavior solutions with a remarkable impact.

Dr. Sophie Liu

DVM, ACVB resident training

Debbie Martin

Debbie Martin is one of just 30 Veterinary Technician Specialists in Behavior and an Elite Fear free Certified Professional. She shines as a globally recognized dog trainer, author, educator, speaker, and leading authority in pet behavior.

Debbie Martin

KPA CTP, LVT, VTS (Behavior)

Want to get started with Ease?

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