Behavior Services
Dr. Lindell is available for a range of behavior-related services
Please contact Dr. Lindell if your pet is a current patient and you have a health or behavior related concern, need a medication refill, or are ready to schedule a progress appointment.
Dr. Lindell can help you and your pet through a telehealth consultation with your veterinarian. Please ask your primary care veterinarian or specialist to contact Dr. Lindell to set up an appointment.
Dr. Lindell is no longer receiving new clinical patients. She continues to support behavioral health in other ways. Here are some examples:
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If you are a veterinarian seeking guidance about how to manage a behavior case, Dr. Lindell can help. Whether you enjoy behavior and have already done most of the work up but have a few questions, or you have a particularly complicated case that you are not ready to manage on your own, or your client lives too far from a board-certified veterinary behaviorist and you would like to help them as much as possible, a telehealth appointment with Dr. Lindell can be the solution.
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Speaking Engagements and Educational Programs
Dr. Lindell is an experienced speaker and can design a topic suitable for your audience. She is available for teaching veterinary health teams, dog trainers or any other group of people that would like to understand animal behavior.
Are you thinking of introducing a behavior program into your general or specialty practice? Dr. Lindell can help you create a successful behavior team.
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General Consulting and More
Could you use some expert behavioral guidance on a project? Just ask. Here are some examples of how Dr. Lindell can help:
- Editing and content creation
- Corporate and private consulting
- Expert legal testimony
- And more...
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Digital Thermal Imaging
DTI is available in Asheville inside WagHab. This technique uses a thermal camera and is done without touching or restraining your pet—it is no different than having a photograph taken, without the flash! DTI measures temperature gradients—areas glow red when there is inflammation or changes in circulation. This test may be useful both to localize pain and as an screening tool when a behavioral assessment suggests that there may be a component of pain.
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