Veterinary-Led Behavioral Medicine for Anxious, Fearful, and Aggressive Pets

Feeling overwhelmed by your pet’s behavior?
We can help.
We help pets and their families live happier lives by providing expert, compassionate veterinary care for emotional and behavioral challenges.
Our science-based, medically guided approach helps pets feel safe and confident long-term.
What makes a veterinary behaviorist different from a trainer?
Veterinary Behaviorist
- Has 10+ years of advanced medical + behavioral training
- Can diagnose medical & behavioral conditions
- Prescribes behavioral medications
- Treats anxiety, fear, aggression, and compulsive behaviors
- Creates science-based treatment plans
Trainer
- Teaches commands, manners, and skills
- Cannot diagnose or prescribe medications
- Improves obedience and communication
- Supports basic problem-solving (jumping, pulling, etc.)
- Helps build structure and daily routines
Meet our lead veterinarians
A combined 50+ years of experience & 450+ pets healed through veterinary behavioral care

Skillful, Compassionate care
Dr. Adele Hilliard
Founder & Lead Veterinarian at the Greenville, South Carolina Practice
Dr. Hilliard offers over 20 years of experience and holds a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia. She focuses exclusively on behavioral medicine, using medically informed care to improve pet’s well-being.

Skillful, Compassionate care
Dr. Jill Bradshaw
Lead Veterinarian at the Asheville, North Carolina Practice
Dr. Bradshaw brings over 30 years of veterinary experience and a Master’s in Clinical Animal Behavior, using a medically informed approach to treat behavior challenges in pets.
One of few veterinary behavior clinics across the Carolinas
We are the only veterinary behavior clinic in South Carolina and one of few in North Carolina.
We’re proud to serve our communities using judgment-free and fear-free care. Each clinic is thoughtfully designed to create a sense of peace and comfort for you and your pet.

How Our Process Works

Comprehensive evaluation
We look at your pet’s medical history, behavior, home environment, & triggers to understand what’s causing the behavior.

Personalized treatment plan
This may include medical treatment, behavior training, and support techniquesto help them feel calmer and more in control.
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Ongoing support
With regular check-ins, treatment updates, and hands-on guidance, we help your pet make steady progress and set you up for long-term success.



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