22/08/2021
Is your dog experiencing high anxiety such as aggression, fear, over-excitement, and destructive behaviors? 😔
Do you think your dog will never have a good quality of life because they in fear at loud noises, bark and whine, or run and hide from friends and family? 😕
When you believe you’ve tried everything to help your dog’s anxiety, but nothing has worked long term, or their anxiety is genuinely debilitating, maybe it’s time to speak with your veterinarian about medication. Pet's mental health is also important.
Think of it this way.
If your dog was physically sick or injured, wouldn’t you rush them to the veterinarian for help? Of course, you would! You love your dog. They are your family, and you always want what’s best for them. Taking care of their overall health includes helping them overcome their anxiety.
The critical thing to remember is that medication alone is not the cure-all for your dog’s anxiety.
The true benefit of these medications is they allow your dog to relax and focus on you and whatever activity you’re engaging them in, be it play or training. By combining medication with behavior modification, you and your dog will find a way to manage his anxiety and help him relax and enjoy being a dog.
Here are a few of the significant benefits of anxiety medications for your dog:
✅ They can focus better on playtime and training
✅ Their quality of life improves since they aren’t always on edge
✅ Your quality of life improves because you’re not constantly worried about your dog’s behavior
✅ Your dog will become more social and less fearful of people and other dogs
Many people believe their dogs will get better on their own, but the truth is, they most often won’t. The longer anxiety and stress go untreated, the worse it gets.
You provide a wonderful life for your dog. You make sure they have the best food, plenty of toys, and lots of love, but if they cannot go places with you or even just put on a leash and walk around the block, are they truly enjoying the life you’re providing for them?
Give yourself and your dog a chance to really get to know each other by speaking with your veterinarian and, if necessary, seeing what options are available to help you and your dog live the best life possible together.
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