About Pet Problems Solved and Dr Jo Righetti
About Dr Jo Righetti
Dr Jo Righetti is a PhD Animal Behaviourist, helping people understand pets. She has qualification in zoology and animal behaviour. Dr Jo also has a diploma in counselling, as although this is PET problems solved, it is often people we are helping.
Jo has written several books about dog and cat behaviour and has been proud to be an Ambassador of many organisations including: Animal Welfare League Australia; Australian Companion Animal Rescue Awards; Assistance Dogs: Nestle Purina.
About Pet Problems Solved
Pet Problems Solved is Dr Jo Righetti’s business helping people understand pets. For over 20 years, Jo has been assisting pet owners and organisations with pet behaviour and understanding the human-animal bond.
Jo consults through vet clinics, local government, commercial companies, universities, not-for-profit organisations and media. Scroll below for more details.
Dr Jo always says “No problem is too big, too small or too embarrassing to talk about!”
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Work that Dr Jo Righetti and Pet Problems Solved have been involved with…
Commercial
Dr Jo was an Ambassador and consultant to Nestle Purina Australia for 15 years. This involved live appearances at events and social media and writing pet articles for Purina.
Jo has also been an advisor for many other commercial pet companies.
Government
Jo has worked with local councils all around Australia, educating pet owners and staff members about pet issues such as:
– Barking dogs
– Staying safe around dogs
– Pets in apartments
Pet owners and vet clinics
Jo has worked with vet clinic clients on referral from vets. Jo sees clients in the clinic or on home visits and also helps vet staff understand pet behaviour problems.
Universities
Jo has taught at Universities around Australia, on courses such as Animal Behaviour and Welfare and Working Canines. Jo also helps set exam papers and marking assignments and exams.
Media
Jo has worked with media for over 25 years. A regular guest on radio programs, answering listener pet behaviour questions, Jo has also had her own radio show Talking Pets. She has also had numerous appearances on TV shows, including a regular slot on Talk to the Animals. Jo also writes for various lifestyle magazines.
Books
Jo has written a series of pet behaviour books including:
– Cat Toileting Problems Solved
– Barking Problems Solved
– Dog Aggression Problems Solved
– Dog Anxiety Problems Solved
Website
Our website has many, many articles to help pet owners understand their pets and also help businesses and not-for-profits working with companion animals.
Video and Podcasts
Dr Jo Righetti produced a podcast and video series: Pet Problems Solved, where we answer pet owners’ behaviour questions These are available on YouTube and podcast platforms.
Here are some videos of Dr Jo
The Pet Problems Solved video and podcast series answers pet owner behaviour questions.
Here are some more posts on Pets and/or about Pet Problems Solved
- #UberPUPPIESDid you cuddle an UberPuppy? The day that #UberPUPPIES came to town was a biggie! If you had a snuggle with an UberPuppy, you were definitely one of the lucky ones. Even if you didn’t manage a precious snuggle, you probably heard all the hype. UberPUPPIES came to town last Thursday. In fact they came to 8 cities across Australia. Uber paired with Purina Australia to bring puppies in need of homes from animal shelters around the
- 10 Things to consider before you choose a pet10 Things to Consider Before you Choose a Pet Choosing a pet has two main stages: Determining if you are at the right point in life to live with a pet Selecting the right pet for you. Here are some factors that you should consider before you choose a pet, with some suggestions alongside of types of pets that may suit you. 10 Things to Consider Before you Choose a Pet 1. Time How much time do
- 10 Tips for Content Cats10 Tips for Content Cats When cats are kept indoors, they face fewer dangers from cat fights, cars, illness, getting lost or stolen. It also helps them stop hunting wildlife. Try all, or some, of these 10 tips for content cats, to keep your cat happy at home… 1. Play with your cat. Toys can be purchased or made at home.Rotate toys around to keep your cat interested. 2. Give your cat a window view.Windowsills are great and
- 10 Tips to improve the human-animal bond10 Tips to Improve the Human-Animal Bond While we may do many things for and with our pets, not all of these benefit our pets. Here are 10 tips to improve the human-animal bond between you and your pet… 1. Choose your animal companion carefully. Select the species, breed, sex, age and individual temperament carefully to match your own personality, energy levels and lifestyle. We have lots of articles about choosing your pet, so read these carefully, if you
- 10 Ways That Pets Embarrass UsPets can be embarrassing. Meet ten examples of the most embarrassing pets.
- 10 Ways to Choose a PetA collection of resources to help you make a wise choice about pet ownership
- 3 Games to play with your parrot…3 Games to play with your parrot Parrots can be a playful as cats and dogs and enjoy some parrot games. Here are some suggestions of games to play with your parrot. 1. Peekaboo Hide behind your furniture or around the corner from your bird’s cage. Pop up and say “Peekaboo”. Don’t yell or jump out at first as you may scare your bird. If your bird talks then he might also say “Peekaboo”. 2. Fetch Not
- 4 Signs that your cat is a flirt?4 Signs that your cat is a flirt Is your cat a flirt? Do they try to get your attention any way they can? Cats are flirtatious felines! Cat affection, though, is often on their terms! Here are the signs that your cat is a flirt… If your cat does any of the following, you may like to think of them as being a cat flirt. They are engaging with you with these cat flirting behaviours: Rub
- 5 Reasons Why an animal behaviourist likes Twitter1. The interesting friends I follow. Where else can I follow the conversations of a moose, a capybara, a gorilla, a gerbil and her mother?
- 5 Reasons why pets follow you around5 Reasons why pets follow you around We love our pets! But do they have to follow us everywhere?!Here are 5 reasons, from Pet Problems Solved, why pets follow you around. Watch the video and read more below… 1. FOMO: Fear of missing out! You might be eating and drop some pet snacks or leave something edible on the bench top! Best for pets to follow you everywhere! 2. Attention-seeking Pets love our attention! And what better place
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