Like food and shelter, animals need play. When taking histories from clients during routine examinations or visits regarding their pets’ behavior problems, remember to ask clients whether they play with their pets.
Amy R. Marder, VMD, DACVB
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Articles by Amy R. Marder, VMD, DACVB
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