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Below, vet Dr MacMillan shares four ways to help your dog feel less anxious on the 4th of July (or during any other major ...
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Anxiety is not just a human problem. It spills over into our homes and lands squarely on our pets. Dogs, cats, and even ...
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The PDSA advises that if your cat is scared or anxious, you should get in touch with your vet as soon as possible, as fears tend to escalate over time. For more information, visit the PDSA website.