As the name suggests, it’s a gentle strategy we use to ease your pet’s anxiety before, during, and after a vet visit.
PAW hinges on the idea that, to promote animals’ physical and psychological wellbeing, you first have to understand and respond to their emotions. Globalvet veterinarians don’t just provide great care—they build trust between themselves, your pet, and you.
Why? Because a less stressful, more enjoyable vet visit is better for everyone. The dreaded trip to the vet is a thing of the past! We want to make the experience so pleasant that you’re comfortable coming to us for the big stuff and enjoy coming in for the small stuff, like routine exams, expert advice, or just to say hi. It’s a win-win!
Our comprehensive approach prioritizes your pet’s overall health, including the bond you build with them. Having a pet adds so much to your life. We do everything we can to help you return the favour by keeping your companion happy and healthy.
Dr. Martin Godbout, M.V., Dip.
ACVB
When you bring your cat or dog into a PAW certified clinic, your veterinarian will analyze and interpret:
Our goal is to tailor the experience so you both walk away happy!
Based on their analysis and interpretation, the vet will make recommendations to help you improve your relationship with your pet.
As a PAW certified clinic, your veterinary team wants what’s best for your pet, which means reducing their (and your) stress before, during, and after every visit.
Every animal is unique. That’s why your vet will tailor their approach and treatment plan to your cat’s or dog’s specific emotions and needs. This may include:
Entrusting the health and wellness of your cat or dog to a certified vet clinic has a number of advantages for both of you.
Going to a PAW certified clinic will help your cat or dog:
PAW certification will help you:
At Globalvet, our priority is to help you develop a great relationship with your pet. To that end, we’ve outlined a few simple steps you can take to minimize your pet’s anxiety during a visit to one of our veterinary clinics.
You’ll find plenty of tips and advice to help your pet cope before, during, and after their appointment. If your four-legged friend can learn to enjoy it, all the better for you!