Fear Free Success Story: Animal Welfare League of Alexandria
More and more shelters are using skills they learn from the Fear Free program for dealing with distraught and frightened…Read More
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Bunny Basics: 10 Facts Clients Should Know Before Getting a Rabbit
Rabbits have special health needs and require regular veterinary checks and wellness exams. Be prepared to refer clients to an…Read More
Trainer/Groomer Sees Success With Fear Free
Fear Free offers concrete ways to improve client understanding and follow-through. Trainer/groomer Jeannette Kincaid explains why she's passionate about it.Read More
Feline Pheromones: The Science Behind Them
Pheromone products are versatile and easy to use, and they can be used in combination with a behavioral plan and…Read More
Veterinary Profession Burnout: A First-Person Account
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you…Read More
Bird Brain: Learning and Problem-Solving in Psittacine Pets
There is quite a bit to know about living with and caring for psittacines, especially when it comes to dealing…Read More
Do Cats Want to Work for Their Food? The Answer May Not Surprise You
There’s no doubt that cats, being the predators they are, have a built-in prey drive. But what is the best…Read More
Telehealth Is a Win for Vets, Pets, and Clients
Video and video chat can help you support clients in ways you might not have considered.Read More
Obesity Affects More Than a Pet’s Physical Health
Weight management can be challenging, but by discussing the emotional benefits along with the physical, we can take a Fear…Read More
Are Your Clients Raising Avian Junk-Food Junkies? What They Should Know About Feeding Birds
The nutritional makeup of what birds eat in the wild may be quite different from what we feed them in…Read More
Compulsive Behaviors in Cats: How to Recognize and Manage Them
Changes and conflict in their lives can evoke stress and anxiety in cats. One common reaction is over-grooming.Read More
Doctor, Do You Think He’s in Pain?
Acute pain can be protective, but if allowed to continue can become constant and debilitating. If chronic pain remains undiagnosed,…Read More
