Julia Albright, MA, DVM, DACVB

Dr. Albright is an assistant professor of veterinary behavior and PetSafe Chair of Small Animal Behavioral Research at the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine.

Articles

Just Ask the Expert: Is ace not so ace for examining patients with fear aggression?

This veterinary behaviorist says that while acepromazine may make patients more tractable in the clinic, its likely doing nothing to reduce their anxiety.

Veterinary behavior issues: Lessen the guilt, lead the way

Though a specialist or trainer may be necessary, you can take care of more than you think in-house.

Client video: How do I find a veterinary behaviorist and why do I need one?

Easily understandable advice on choosing a veterinary behavior professional.

Why is our dog urinating on our new cabinet?

A veterinary behaviorist helps sort through whether its a marking issue or a house-training issue.

Stop fake news! Debunking pet behavior myths

Does Max know hes been naughty after pooping in the house? Will socialization in the dog park cure Daisys anxiety? Set the record straight with your veterinary clients by correcting some common misconceptions.

When the Christmas list includes a furry friend: Advice for pet-giving clients

Puppies and kittens are gifts that keep on giving (and taking your things and ripping them to shreds). Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Julia Albright provides some points for potential pet-gifters to ponder before placing a new companion under the Christmas tree.