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|Articles|April 7, 2010
Today's Daily Dose: Recognizing pain in pets
What role do owners play in determining whether a pet is experiencing pain?
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“One essential component of pain recognition is adequate communication with the owner. Owners know their pets better than anyone else and can recognize abnormal behavior, which is a common and reliable indicator that something is wrong.”
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-Louis-Philippe de Lorimier, DVM, and Timothy M. Fan, DVM, DACVIM
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