Where the knowledge comes from
From studies, position statements by veterinary professional associations and legal texts. Every exercise links to its sources. Where there is only practical experience, it’s labelled “rule of thumb”.
Where the knowledge comes from, how we check it, and what nobody outside has checked so far.
From studies, position statements by veterinary professional associations and legal texts. Every exercise links to its sources. Where there is only practical experience, it’s labelled “rule of thumb”.
One person writes, the other checks it against a fixed checklist. On top of that, there’s a list of things we never show or recommend, not even as a bad example.
First drafts of the exercises are created with the help of AI from our sources. Every exercise carries an “as of” date, and every change to a method is recorded. So far no outside professional has checked the content. When that happens, we’ll name the person, their qualification and what exactly was checked.
No diagnoses, no treatment of aggression, panic or compulsive behaviour, no medication. When there are warning signs, we refer you to vet practices and qualified professionals, free of charge and without advertising.