Claire Arrowsmith is a dedicated clinical behaviourist with 25 years of experience, passionately helping pets and their owners build harmonious relationships. Holding a Master's in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare from the University of Edinburgh, Claire is fully accredited by CCAB Ltd. and with the ABTC as a Certified Animal Behaviourist through the APBC. Claire's extensive knowledge and compassionate approach empower pet owners to understand their furry companions better, ensuring a happier, healthier life together. Claire's commitment to animal welfare and behaviour is evident in every consultation, making her a trusted partner in your pet's journey.
TRAININGS & CERTIFICATIONS
BSc.(Hons) Zoology
Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist
Canine and Feline
M.Sc. Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare
ABTC Registered Clinical Animal Behavourist
FABC Practitioner
Full APBC Member
IAABC canine certificated member

Claire Arrowsmith B.Sc.(Hons) M.Sc. CCAB
Principal Behaviour Consultant
- will give her best to help you achieve your goals-
Claire is a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB), a Registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist (ABTC), a full member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) and the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC). ​
She has worked with problem behaviour cases since graduating with a Masters in Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare from Edinburgh University in 2000. She divides her time between running The Pet Behaviour Centre, acting as a Visiting Lecturer on the Clinical Animal Behaviour degree course at Harper Adams University. Claire has authored several books aimed at pet owners and engages with a local police force to improve the wellbeing of kennelled dogs.
Previously Claire has also run a successful behaviour consultancy in the South East, busy Puppy School classes, regularly contributed as an expert to Your Dog magazine, worked on behaviour and training issues with Hearing Dogs for Deaf People and worked within an animal rescue organisation. She spent 9 years lecturing the Animal Behaviour and Training B.Sc. and Vet Nursing degree students at Warwickshire College and University Centre.
CORE VALUES
Compassionate and Non-judgemental Care
I provide a safe and understanding space for every client, recognising the challenges that can come with living with behavioural difficulties. My approach is always kind, respectful, and free from judgement.
Personalised Programmes for Lasting Change
Every animal and family is unique, so I design tailored behaviour plans that fit your individual situation, lifestyle, and goals to ensure strategies are realistic, effective, and sustainable.
Support At Each Step
Behaviour change takes time, and I’m here to guide and encourage you throughout the process. From our first conversation through to following your animal’s progress, you’ll never feel alone in the journey.







