Ease Pet Vet provides remote, expert veterinary behavior consultation services for pets experiencing anxiety, aggression, and other behavioral issues. The service partners directly with the pet owner's trusted veterinarian to integrate specialist care into existing treatment plans. This model ensures convenient access to board-certified veterinary behaviorists for managing complex animal behavior modification.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
There is a significant shortage of board-certified veterinary behaviorists, making it difficult for primary care veterinarians to refer clients for behavioral issues. This lack of access to specialists leaves pet owners struggling to manage common behavioral problems, potentially straining the human-animal bond.
Solution
Ease provides a platform that connects pet owners with board-certified veterinary behaviorists through their existing primary care veterinarians. This collaborative approach expands access to specialty behavior care, enabling veterinarians to offer comprehensive support for pets exhibiting behavioral issues such as separation anxiety, reactivity, and fear-based aggression. By facilitating communication and knowledge sharing between general practitioners and behavior specialists, Ease aims to improve the well-being of pets and strengthen the relationships between pets and their families. The platform simplifies the management of behavior cases for veterinarians at no cost to the practice.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes primary care veterinarians seeking to expand their services to include behavior support, and pet owners struggling with their pets' behavioral issues.
Features
- Telehealth consultations with board-certified veterinary behaviorists
- Collaborative case management between primary care veterinarians and specialists
- Support for a wide range of behavioral issues, including anxiety, aggression, and phobias
- Educational resources for pet owners on behavior modification techniques
- Streamlined referral process for veterinarians