Kristen Levine Pet Living Stories, Science & Advice for Living Happier & Healthier with Pets
Learn how to help your best friend with this one-stop guide to education, tools, resources, and expert advice.
Learn how to help your best friend with this one-stop guide to education, tools, resources, and expert advice.
For pets with fear, anxiety or stress, ThunderShirt provides all-natural solutions that have been proven effective in over 80% of all animals.
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Being familiar with common triggers and signs of pet anxiety is the first step in helping pets to cope with their fear. The next step is finding an effective treatment. Quiet Moments by NaturVet uses natural ingredients to reduce stress and promote relaxation. And that’s good news for anxious pets and their parents!
About 50% of pets experience symptoms of Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome as they age. I can only imagine that they experience significant stress and anxiety because of the confusion and disorientation that this causes. Pet parents can decrease pet anxiety due to mental decline by supporting brain health as they age.
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If your dog or cat is freaked out by fireworks or scared of storms, check out these tips and products to help ease your pet’s summer stress.
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When you have a fearful or anxious dog, you’ll do anything to help them. But as I personally discovered, there are some things you definitely shouldn’t do!
Just like humans, pets can suffer from fear, anxiety and stress. The first step in helping them is understanding the common triggers that can bring it on.
Even if your dog suffers from anxiety when going to the vet, you may be able to lessen or eliminate his fear with these 5 steps to fear free vet visits.
50% of dogs experience some form of fear, stress or anxiety brought on by triggers such as storms, noises, owner leaving, vet visits, travel, new people, and new dogs. But there is help!
Buck’s anxiety about storms was irrational, but when you think about it, so are many human stressors. Just because we know our fears aren’t rational doesn’t make them any easier to deal with. In fact, it can make it harder!
Luckily, there are things you and your pet can do together to make a life a little less stressful for you both.
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