Canine hypersensitivity–hyperactivity syndrome is increasingly recognized as a neurodevelopmental disorder that may be misinterpreted as normal juvenile behaviour at adoption
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Antiparasitic Collars: Concentration Levels of Imidacloprid and Flumethrin in Dog Fur Suggest Low Toxicity Risks for Adult Humans
Seresto by Elanco (formerly Bayer Animal Health) is a collar for cats and dogs that provides long-lasting antiparasitic protection through the gradual release of imidacloprid and flumethrin onto the animal’s skin.
Prospective study of plasma prolactin and thyroxin concentrations in anxious and non-anxious dogs
This study examined the relationship between anxiety and plasma hormonal concentration (thyroxin, canine thyroid-stimulating hormone [cTSH] and prolactin) in male dogs, utilising the Evaluation of Dog’s Emotional and cognitive Disorders (EDED) scale for anxiety assessment.
Consultation pubertaire et dépistage des troubles du comportement : guide fonctionnel pour le praticien vétérinaire
Publication sur la consultation pubertaire et dépistage des troubles du comportement : guide fonctionnel pour le praticien vétérinaire
The Effect of Gabapentin on the Efficiency of a Desensitization
Many cats experience extreme fear during veterinary visits, leading to a healthcare phobia. This fear can worsen over time, making handling cats difficult for veterinarians and stressful for both the animal and its owner.
Retrospective study on the use of venlafaxine in 176 cats diagnosed with behavioral disorders
The primary motivation for dog ownership is companionship, significantly enhancing the quality of life for both dogs and their owners. However, behavioral problems can strain this bond, leading many owners to resort to caging as a management strategy. This study aims to examine the frequency of cage use for educational and behavioral reasons, assess its efficacy in modifying behaviors, and explore potential welfare implications.
The cage as an educational and therapeutic tool for dogs
The primary motivation for dog ownership is companionship, significantly enhancing the quality of life for both dogs and their owners. However, behavioral problems can strain this bond, leading many owners to resort to caging as a management strategy. This study aims to examine the frequency of cage use for educational and behavioral reasons, assess its efficacy in modifying behaviors, and explore potential welfare implications.