Modern headlines scream warnings about the latest animal-to-people diseases including SARS, bird flu, and most recently, a coronavirus outbreak suspected to jump species from snakes, originating in China. Technically termed zoonosis, such diseases not only make animals sick but are … Continue reading
I last wrote about canine chewing when Bravo came to live with us as a new pup. As of February 1st, he’ll be two years old and now weighs 120 pounds. He no longer chews everything within reach (Oh, my … Continue reading
Those who regularly read this blog know that I not only write about pets but also give talks about pet behavior. You may be surprised to learn that sometimes I write music about pet behavior, too and even SING about … Continue reading
Each year, rather than making New Year’s resolutions, I plan for goals—and hope that the journey along the way proves equally rewarding. Rather than say, “lose weight” I instead want to strive for good health. To that end, the past … Continue reading
There are several ways to help reduce noise and fireworks fears in dogs and cats.
Behavior help with counter conditioning and desensitization
Happy smells with pheromone therapy
Comfort clothes that snuggle the pet
Muffle the noise
Training & brain games to distract
Antianxiety medications
Learn how you can sooth fireworks and thunder fears in your pets.
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