How To Release Your Fur Babies’ Anxiety

How To Release Your Fur Babies’ Anxiety

The pressure of modern life is always invisible in our lives

In fact, the furry friends around us,There will also be stress anxiety and restlessness.Although, it’s natural for dogs and cats to occasionally feel stressed when they go to the vet or interact with unfamiliar animals.However, long-term stress can lead to physical and mental anxiety and a range of behavioral problems.

Dr. Chris, Head of veterinary medicine, Los Angeles Institute of modern zoology, said:”For dogs,Anxiety often vocalizes thunderstorms in certain situations or at home alone.All of these triggers can be possible.A series of perverse behaviors, such as tearing open the sofa cushion, barking, etc.’’

The cat’s anxiety is more subtle:“Due to the lack of stimulation in the environment, Cats may feel stressed and anxious.“Dr. Chris said.

Bad shower behavior, excessive insufficient hair licking, frequent hiding, etc.,It’s all signs that the cat is struggling.When we find that the hairy child has these ‘signs of stress’ the owner is better off seeking professional veterinary help and be proactive in learning how to decompress them.

Then how do we release your pet’s anxiety？

◆ Proper skill training

If your furry child already has separation anxiety, try:

1.Gradually increase the amount of time you leave the house, leaving for a few seconds→ a few minutes → a few hours until they seem calmer and more stable when you leave.

2.Keep them physically and mentally relaxed by combining snacks and games, For example, beejay hide & seek toys stuffed with delicacies.

3.Try to desensitize your hairy child to trigger the noise by playing a movie with a slight thunderstorm or fireworks sound.Remember, we’re not trying to scare them, and if they show frightening pain, pause and do it another way.

◆ Appropriate interactive participation