Loni Loftus Clinical Animal Behaviourist

Loni Loftus Clinical Animal Behaviourist Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist and trainer based in Bedale, North Yorkshire specialising

Loni is an ASAB Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist specialising in horses, dogs and cats. Loni has been working in the industry for over 20 years alongside university lecturing and research.

I'm speaking at London Vet Show again this year, if you fancy a discounted ticket you can use the code SPEAKER419 before...
24/09/2025

I'm speaking at London Vet Show again this year, if you fancy a discounted ticket you can use the code SPEAKER419 before 26th September to book.

10/03/2025

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Really enjoyed writing this article for In Practice
02/08/2023

Really enjoyed writing this article for In Practice

The extent of the social behaviour issues that arose in dogs following the Covid-19 pandemic has been apparent for several years now, but some owners are still struggling to cope. Following the first...

Looking forward to presenting this tonight! Some of my PhD research.
20/07/2023

Looking forward to presenting this tonight! Some of my PhD research.

Who's joining us as 8pm TONIGHT?

This presentation with Loni Loftus will discuss the development of a new tool to assess equine personality which has been designed to provide a simple format for horse owners to use in order to discover the facets of their equines’ personality.

Book now and don't worry if you can't join live - we'll send you a replay link! https://buff.ly/3IQG0JD

Delighted to have been able to contribute to the CABI Animal Behaviour and Welfare Case study series with my piece on tr...
21/06/2023

Delighted to have been able to contribute to the CABI Animal Behaviour and Welfare Case study series with my piece on transportation of equines.

A photograph of the lower part of the head of a horse featuring the mouth and nostrils and the region right behind it. Abstract Refusal to load into a trailer or horsebox is a commonly seen behaviour in equines and one which is experienced by laypersons and professionals alike. Transportation of equ...

Really looking forward to presenting this webinar for The Horse Trust Talk Equine series this week.
04/07/2022

Really looking forward to presenting this webinar for The Horse Trust Talk Equine series this week.

Are you working towards becoming a registered equine Clinical Animal Behaviourist? Are you interested in equine behaviour and approaches used to manage

Delighted to be speaking about equine behaviour at the Equine medicine training programme again this year; organised by...
27/08/2021

Delighted to be speaking about equine behaviour at the Equine medicine training programme again this year; organised by Ohio State University Global One Health initiative and Worldwide veterinary Services

Advancing international initiatives at The Ohio State University.

Enjoyed writing this months piece for Everything Horse on considering if a youngster is ready to ride. 🐎🐴
09/08/2021

Enjoyed writing this months piece for Everything Horse on considering if a youngster is ready to ride. 🐎🐴

It’s so we’re sharing this great article by certificated member Loni Loftus Clinical Animal Behaviourist in Everything Horse to help us understand when youngsters are ready to ride
https://bit.ly/2VFMFmR

As ever, it's been great teaching the MSc students studying for their postgraduate qualification in Applied Animal Behav...
09/07/2021

As ever, it's been great teaching the MSc students studying for their postgraduate qualification in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare this week. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=342754770642582&id=111706447080750

The MSc Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare Students have been undertaking a mock behaviour consultation for part of their Behaviour Modification and Therapy module assessment. They received a client questionnaire and then undertook a consultation in the UCAB clinic with an owner and their animal where they practised their consultation skills developed over that module and their previous module (Principles and practices in behaviour consultation) gathering information, undertaking differential diagnosis, risk assessment and suggesting behavioural first aid advice as well as an initial treatment plan. All supported by our expert teaching team Loni Loftus Clinical Animal Behaviourist and Mel Fallon.

If you are interested in undertaking an MSc we still have places available on our postgraduate courses starting this September available in-
MSc Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare https://bit.ly/2UEpCs4
MSc Zoo Management and Conservation https://bit.ly/3wyFI3U

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Loni holds a BSc (Hons) in Equine Science and an MSc in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare, she is also a trained educator and is completing a PhD at Newcastle University in animal behaviour and welfare.

Loni has worked in animal training and behaviour for nearly two decades and practices as a clinical animal behaviourist taking on horse, dog and cat cases. Loni also works as a lecturer at a number of UK universities specialising in Animal science, behaviour and welfare. She writes for a number of academic journals as well as continuing her active involvement in behaviour and welfare research. Loni's research interests are based around injury, disease, rehabilitation, behaviour and welfare with current research in the areas of equine performance horse welfare, positive affective state in animals and farm animal welfare.

Loni is a Full member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors for horses, cats and dogs and is registered on the Animal Behaviour and Training Council register of Clinical Animal Behaviourists and also as an Animal Training Instructor.