Online Consultation Session
Online (Virtual) Consultation - $60 (US dollars) an hour
Online Behavior Consultation is a wonderful option if you are not in the local area, want to avoid travel costs, or demonstrate specific behavior (without a new person in the room).
The Online Consultation can
- assist on a behavior issue such as Biting, Screaming, and/or Plucking. (There are definitely other behavior issues, just listing the top 3)
- assist in training a new behavior such as Crate Training, Syringe Training, Recall Training (to name a few)
- assist in questions on obtaining a new bird and properly preparing the environment.
During the Online Consultation Session, we will discuss the situation, review the environment, look at training options to assist with the behavior, and the client has the opportunity to try some of the suggested training with the companion bird.
Online Consultations are recommended for those users that have a computer with a camera, or Tablet/Smart phone. Users should be able to resolve their own issues related to video and audio on their own equipment.
The Online Consultation Session uses an application called 'Zoom' (Webcam and microphone required on laptop or tablet).
Note: Heart of Feathers Education & Behavior Training is not taking on behavior cases related to feather plucking or self-mutilation. If your companion bird has started feather plucking or has moved to self-mutilation, contact an Certified Avian Veterinarian, and recommend Certified Parrot Behavior Consultant - Pamela Clark (https://pamelaclarkonline.com/). She has a high success rate with feather plucking and self-mutilation cases.
Guarantees
Heart of Feathers Education & Behavior Training would like all our clients to succeed. The trainer will make every reasonable effort to assist in working with the client and companion bird. It is important to understand that 'undesired' behavior cannot be resolved instantly or quickly, but at the pace of the companion bird. We cannot promise the exact date, or a time frame. Without practicing, or understanding / following the training plan, the progress can be slow or inconsistent.
It is important to do consistent training by all members in the home.