|Articles|August 1, 2014

Handout: Signs of anxiety and fear

Download this handout, and help your co-workers and clients know when pets aren't quite comfortable with the situation.

Are you familiar with all the signs of fear or anxiety in pets? Click here to see all the ways veterinary patients exhibit discomfort-in the clinic and at home.

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