For Our Veterinary Partners
Turn your behaviorally challenged patients into clinic favs
Do you have patients that growl or bite your staff?
Has a client ever avoided regular veterinary care because of their pet’s behavior?
Are your patients so stressed during exams it may be compromising their health?
Are you referring clients in need of training to a qualified professional?
After four sessions with Megan and Jennifer at LOMA, my dog's behavior has completely reversed and our vet said it was the fastest behavioral shift he's ever seen. Yanell G. Google review
Refer to us with confidence. We use treats, science and compassion for results that last.
Treat
Give your clients hope. We skillfully train your patients and clients.
Train
Send your clients to us for transformation. Turn anxious patients into relaxed pets.
Transform
Get to know us
Schedule a Lunch & Learn. Our staff meet your staff for an entertaining, informative presentation on how we work and how we can help your veterinary patients.
Our blog posts
Some of our topics:
training to reduce stress at exams
how to spot an unqualified trainer
tips for examining aggressive pets
Our recent clinic visits:
· Amigo Animal Hospital · Boerne Stage Veterinary Clinic · Eagle Veterinary Hospital · Veterinary Emergency Group · Spring Branch Veterinary Hospital ·
Our assurance for you and your patients
Expert Training
Led by Dr. Lorraine Martinez, our certified, credentialed team uses science-based methods—never e-collars or harsh tools. Meet our pros and see how real expertise makes all the difference.
On-going Education
Recent educational sessions:
Using Enrichment to Treat Aggression 2025
The Aggression in Dogs conference 2025
Talking to Clients about Behavioral Euthansia 2020
The Fear Free® Mission
Our mission is to ease fear, anxiety, and stress for pets and their people. With multiple Fear Free® Certified Trainers, we create gentle, science-based plans that make vet visits, grooming, and training stress-free.
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