Separation anxiety gets mislabeled a lot. What I see in practice isn’t a dog being difficult—it’s a dog that genuinely can’t ...

Dogs may develop separation anxiety when their owners return to work. Experts recommend taking steps to prepare dogs for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ‘Medication can be useful, but it’s just part of the process of helping the dog’ - Anita Kot/Moment RF With 8.7 million Britons ...

Welcome to Pet Peeves, a monthly series that aims to provide pet care solutions and expert advice for challenging scenarios that involve your beloved animal companions. “Cats” and “separation anxiety” ...

Some dog breeds form strong emotional bonds and may struggle when left alone, showing signs of separation-related stress ...

As summer travel plans pick up, more pet owners are leaving their animals at home. While a quick trip might seem simple, veterinarians and wellness experts say separation anxiety in pets is a real ...

Separation anxiety is a behavior disorder that causes a dog, and even some cats, to panic at the idea of being apart from their favorite human. It is one of the most common behavior issues seen by ...

Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter answers your pet-related questions. Meet the pets of the week: Fluttershy, a 1-year-old tortie cat, and Taters, a 6-year-old Whippet. Readers ask questions about ...

Editor’s note: Dr. Lee Pickett has retired, but Creators continues to distribute columns from her archive. This one is from 2022. Q: My dog Clyde takes medication for his separation anxiety, but it’s ...

In this age of heightened anxiety, many of us turn to our pets for emotional support. But is our behavior increasing our furry friends’ fears? The answer isn’t simple, says Frankie Jackson, a ...

Pet anxiety refers to nervousness, unease, or worry that pets experience. Pets may feel anxiety in response to situations like separation from their caregivers, loud or sudden noises, and car journeys ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Q: I have a question for you concerning one of our inside cats. There's nothing wrong with him, it's just a weird thing he does ...