Welcome to MMilani.com
Written by veterinarian, consultant, teacher, and author Myrna Milani, this site is dedicated to furthering our understanding of animal health, behavior, and the human-animal bond. In addition to commentaries, favorite links, and biographical information, you will find the following:
- Information about available services, including problem dog and cat behavior consultations, behavior/bond consulting for organizations grappling with animal-related issues, and seminars and training for professionals and the general public.
- Articles that explore normal and problem human-animal relationships, normal and problem canine and feline behavior, and the different ways these may affect animal health.
- Discussions of and/or excerpts from nonfiction texts which introduce more in-depth explorations of these same subjects, and those from fiction which delve into more controversial areas of human-animal interaction, such as companion animal symbolism, zoophilia, and animal collecting or hoarding, among others.
News and Events

Free Audio Book:
Beastly Business, the first behavior/ bond mystery. Also available as an e-book. Click here to learn more.
Limited Editions Seminar: New Dog Dawning
October 4-5, 2008
Animal Talk Naturally Live Interview
Animals and Emotions
October 8, 2008, 2:30 PM EST
The Fundamentals of Ethology as These Relate to Companion Animals
Westminster, MD
Noevember 1-2, 2008

Free Audio Book:
Getting Fixed
Click here for more information.
This Month's Commentary:
Elevating Your Animal From a Problem to an Individual
Have you ever taken your pet to the veterinary clinic for some problem and gotten the feeling that your veterinarian just wasn’t listening to you? Or you got the impression that the vet had already made up his or her mind regarding the cause and proper treatment of the problem before getting what you considered a complete history or thoroughly examining your animal?
At that time, you might have thought that the veterinarian simply didn’t care about your animal or you. But more often than not, these people really do care. It’s the way they’ve been trained that creates the problem. Fortunately, there are things you can do to help ensure the best care for your pet.
(Read more...)ATN Gone Wild Interview
My June 17th interview with Dr. Kim Bloomer and Dr. Jeannie Thomason is now online.
Listen below or at blogtalkradio.
