Dog & Cat Anxiety Medication


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Pet Anxiety Treament

Cat Anxiety and Dog Anxiety is an important issue for pet owners and can be displayed by many different negative behaviors. Negative behaviors like destroying things, barking, marking, or hyperactive can be attributed to anxiety.

There are different causes of pet anxiety. Pet Separation Anxiety is one of the more common pet problems. Social, noise, and car anxiety are a few other types of pet anxiety. Because pets act out in many different ways, their owners may not realize what the problem is.

Pet Separation Anxiety can be displayed with negative behaviors like:

Digging, chewing, and scratching at doors or windows
Barking, howling, and crying
Urination and defecation
Destroying household objects
Clinginess, following you from room to room, while you're home
Loss of appetite or overeating while you are away

It can sometimes be difficult to determine between Pet Separation Anxiety and boredom. One key way to determine separation anxiety is if the negative behaviors only occur when the pet is left alone or anticipates being left alone. A pet that is simply bored may well be destructive when he is not left alone.

It is important to understand that with separation anxiety, your dog is not misbehaving intentionally and punishing your dog will not solve the problem.

Typically separation anxiety will present itself around 9 months to 2 years, but is also common in older dogs as their sensory world diminishes and they become increasingly dependent on their owners.

Dog Anxiety and Cat Anxiety can usually be treated through desensitization, but sometimes requires medication. Try to maintain a routine as a constant change of a dogs daily routine can make him insecrure.

Comfort Zone for Dogs and Cats are great products for reducing stress and anxiety and deter behavior problems.

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This information is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for the expertise and professional judgment of your veterinarian.
This information is not to be used for diagnosis or treatment of your pet. You should always consult your own veterinarian for specific advice concerning the treatment of your pet.

Pet Separation Anxiety | Cat Anxiety | Dog Anxiety