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Pet Anxiety

Everything you need to know about anxiety medications for pets

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Can You Give Cats Benadryl?
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Sandra C. Mitchell, DVM, DABVP

Perhaps at some point, your veterinarian has recommended Benadryl for one of your pets. Or maybe you have heard of someone using it for their cat, and you’re wondering if you can safely give it to your...

The Ultimate Guide to Cat Anxiety
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Krista A. Sirois, DVM (Clinical Behavior Resident)

Anxiety is the anticipation of a danger or threat. So even though your cat is not actually in danger, they are anticipating it. Cat anxiety can cause bodily reactions and changes in your cat’s behavior....

6 Solutions for Dog's Separation Anxiety
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Jennifer Coates, DVM

As back to school craziness takes hold across the country, I worry about how all of our dogs are handling the inevitable changes in the family schedule. Fall can mean less time with beloved family members...

Planning for New Year's Fireworks: Strategies to Calm Your Pet's Anxiety
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PetMD Editorial

New Year’s Eve is a great night for pet parents to celebrate and ring in the new year. However, millions of pets across the country can find our brand of merrymaking pretty scary, and will spend the night...

Extreme Fear and Anxiety in Dogs
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Wailani Sung, MS, PhD, DVM, DACVB

 While fear is a normal, adaptive response, sometimes a dog’s fear response can reach more extreme levels that require intervention. Profound fear and anxiety can lead to unhealthy and potentially dangerous...

Are Anxiety Blankets Safe for Pets?
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Wailani Sung, MS, PhD, DVM, DACVB

When you live with a dog who pants and paces all the time, or a cat who lets out an ear-splitting yowl just as you are about to fall asleep, you might be tempted to find a quick fix to your pet’s anxiety...

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