Keep calm and Fear Free onTips for senior pets
It's not too late to help senior pets that suffer from fear, anxiety and stress. These tips can be implemented in the clinic and at home to help patients keep their cool.
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It's true that prevention is key to keeping animals comfortable and relaxed with veterinary care. But many pets have already missed out on the prevention, and they suffer from fear, anxiety and stress issues associated with veterinary visits. Even for these pets it's not too late to help alleviate fear, anxiety and stress and make drastic improvements to protect their emotional experience during care. This series covers tips for both veterinary teams and clients to implement to keep pets happy and stress-free.
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(Don't) use the force for scale stress and handling hang-ups
Scale back on stress and address handling hang-ups of older pets with these tips to take fear and suffering out of veterinary care.
