Pain and Behavior: A Case-based Talk

Dr. Emily Levine completed her veterinary behavioral residency at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. She them worked at the University of Lincoln, UK, where she saw patients, taught students, and participated in behavioral research. Dr. Levine then spent 13 years at a specialty and referral practice in New Jersey. She opened up the Animal Behavior Clinic of New Jersey in 2020. She has authored several papers in peer-reviewed journals and textbooks, as well as co-edited international proceedings on behavior research. She is currently co-editing the next edition of the BSAVA’s manual of Canine and Feline Behavioral Medicine textbook. She was the first veterinary behaviorist in the US to utilize digital thermography in helping to assess physical areas of concern in behavior patients. She has written an award-winning children’s book called Doggy Do’s and Dot’s which helps teach young children (and their parents) how to safely live with dogs. She enjoys learning about each pet she sees and their human caretakers.