Behavior

The survey found 63% of pet owners would like more guidance in understanding their pet’s health and behaviors

Handling cats can present serious safety risks to both the patient and the staff handlers, but an effective strategy with the right tools can prevent injury

Traditional handling methods are being replaced by a more thoughtful and gentle approach.

Aim to grow its dog training program to offer pet owners more perks

Spotlighting our Fetch Coastal and Fetch Long Beach keynote presenting pair

Provides information on dogs' breed, close genetic matches, and physical and behavioral traits

Understanding the vital role of consent in veterinary practice to empower and respect the autonomy of dogs and cats in their healthcare journey

New owners can positively enforce their pets’ household behavior and enrich the environment their pet is in

When all else fails while treating behavior, pheromone diffusers may be the solution that veterinary teams and clients are looking for

When routines change as kids go back to school, it’s important to help promote pets’ health and well-being while adjusting to the new schedule

An overview of research regarding environmental factors on the behavior and survival traits of wild guppies

Plus, how to address those that are normal but still a nuisance.

Learn how veterinary professionals can better address patients' emotional needs on this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast

Thrive Pet Healthcare veterinarian attributes rise in anxiety to lack of socialization during pandemic

Administering the anticonvulsant drug can lead to calmer veterinary visits

The top 5 behavioral referrals that Dr Lisa Radosta sees at her referral clinic.

Educating pet owners can help prevent behavioral issues down the line

Take a look inside the Reactive Referral Center

When humans understand what animals are trying to tell them, it can lead to improved outcomes with behavioral issues

Knowing the signs can help pet owners get the care for their affected dogs

When environmental modification fails to mute stress-related responses, pharmaceuticals can provide much-needed relief

Easy-to-follow plan of action when presented with behavior patients

Veterinary collaboration can help determine whether a case is a neurological or behavioral condition

How serving as a US Army head veterinarian led Fetch faculty member Dr Amy Pike to her passion for veterinary behavior

In a dvm360® interview, San Diego Fetch faculty member, Dr Amy Pike, outlines a quick method to help guide you with any behavior patient