1:1 CANINE TRIAGE SESSIONS
Start with the whole dog.
Most of us understand that our own wellbeing is shaped by many connected factors — health, diet, sleep, stress, environment, and emotional load. Your dog is no different.
A triage session with Rebecca Hanlon gives you a whole-dog understanding of what may be happening beneath the surface, helping you see how behaviour, health, gut function, movement, stress and lifestyle all interact.
Book a Triage SessionWHY TRIAGE?
When something feels “off”, it can be hard to know where to start.
Do you need a vet? A behaviourist? A trainer? A physio? A nutrition specialist?
A triage session removes that guesswork. It gives you one place to bring everything you are seeing, feeling and worrying about — whether it is a behaviour change, a health concern, a gut issue, or simply a sense that your dog is not quite themselves.
Together, we explore the full picture so you can understand what may be contributing to the problem and what needs attention first.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Support for everyday concerns and complex cases.
Triage can be valuable for the adolescent who is suddenly struggling, the dog who has become more reactive or aggressive, the dog with itchy skin or a sensitive stomach, the dog who seems stressed, the dog who is slowing down, or the dog who simply does not feel “right”.
It is also for guardians who want to understand their dog more deeply, prevent problems where possible, and make informed decisions from the beginning.
WHOLE-DOG SUPPORT
What we look at during your session.
Behaviour & emotional wellbeing
Patterns, triggers, coping strategies, changes in behaviour and emotional regulation.
Pain & physical comfort
Possible pain indicators, discomfort, sensitivity and changes in physical comfort.
Gut health & nutrition
Digestive patterns, nutrition, appetite and the relationship between gut health and behaviour.
Movement & posture
Movement, gait, posture, daily habits and physical patterns that may be affecting wellbeing.
Environment & stress
Lifestyle, routine, environmental stressors and the demands being placed on your dog.
Health history
Previous diagnoses, current concerns, medication, veterinary history and other relevant information.
MAKE TRIAGE YOUR FIRST PORT OF CALL
Your dog deserves whole-health care too.
Whether something does not feel right, you want to prevent problems, or you simply want to understand your dog on a deeper level, a triage session is a helpful place to begin.
Book Your Triage SessionRebecca Hanlon · Canine Triage Practitioner