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Aggression in Dogs: Etiology, Signalment, and Management

A complete behavioral treatment plan consists of environmental management, behavioral modification, and therapeutics to treat underlying fear, anxiety, and stress — all of which can be implemented at the general practice level.

Behavior

Imepitoin in Behavioral and Neurobehavioral Medicine

Imepitoin is an anticonvulsant medication, as well as being used for canine fear and anxiety applications.

Behavior

When Behavior Breaks the Bond

Understanding the impact of negative behaviors on the pet, owner, and the bond between them can help veterinarians to guide families in making the best possible decision for all involved.

Behavior

Managing Compulsive Disorders in Cats

Although compulsive disorder is a relatively rare diagnosis for cats, this behavior can lead to a significantly decreased quality of life for both cat and owner.

Behavior

Understanding the Cat and Creating a Cat-Friendly Practice

Want to be a cat-friendly practice?

Behavior

Canine House Soiling: Back to Basics

To effectively manage a patient that is house soiling, identify the underlying medical condition or behavior issue.

Behavior

Veterinary Behavior Medications: Which Medication, Which Patient?

At the core of state-of-the-art multimodal treatment is smart, rational, and effective use of behavioral medication.

Behavior

Separation-Related Disorders and the Differences Between Dogs and Cats

Onset of clinical signs may occur with life events, lifestyle changes, or development of medical or other behavioral disorders. Here are guidelines for managing these challenging cases.

Behavior

Behavior Monitoring: Taking Pet Healthcare to a New Level

Technology provides actionable insights to improve patient care and enhance client communication and compliance.

Behavior

Separation Anxiety: An Interview With Dr. Terry Curtis

A leading veterinary behaviorist answers questions about treatment protocols for a pet’s separation anxiety.

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