#Stress Triggers in #Dogs

Are you contributing to your Dog’s anxiety and behaviour issues?
Dogs can become stressed by many things they are not adequately desensitized too when they are puppies, they can develop fears and anxieties with repeated negative exposure to stressful situations.

At Royal City Animal Hospital, we see many dogs who come in for behaviour issues, which can be attributed to their Stress and how it was handled.

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For More information on your Dog's mental, and emotional well being - please discuss stress with your Veterinarian. There are many treatment options to help reduce anxiety and stress, and many are all-natural and not pharmaceutical.

Check out this Website to learn more about Dog stress:  The Indoor Pet Initiative from Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

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#Stress Triggers for #Cats

Are you contributing to your cat’s anxiety and behaviour issues?
Cats feel stress on a much higher plane than humans do, and as such - it doesn't take a lot to add to your cat's anxiety.
Many negative behaviours Cat owners worry about, and discuss with their Veterinarians are caused by Stress.
At Royal City Animal Hospital, we see many skin disorders, scratching behaviours, elimination problems, and vocalisation issues (to name a few) that are directly caused by stress.

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For More information on your cat's mental, and emotional well being - please discuss stress with your Veterinarian. There are many treatment options to help reduce anxiety and stress, and many are all-natural and not pharmaceutical.

Check out this Website to learn more about cat stress:  The Indoor Pet Initiative from Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Stress

Is your dog or cat suffering from Stress or Anxiety?

Some common causes are:

• travel
• being placed in a carrier
• new home
• new family member
• Separation from owner
• Lack of environmental enrichment

Some Common Signs of Stress and Anxiety are:

• Compulsive destruction
• Excessive grooming or licking
• Fear Aggression
• Inappropriate Elimination
• Hiding
• Tail Chasing
• Vocalization

We now have a new, easy to use solution to help with that.

There is a New Diet:  Medi-Cal Royal Canin CALM

for Dogs and Cats.

Ask Your Veterinary team member how this new and exciting diet could help your pet be more "Calm".