DoggyHipCare.com, an online resource dedicated to canine health, has released a guide to separation anxiety in dogs, helping pet owners recognize separation-related behavior and address it accordingly.
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The recently published guide explains that while there are obvious symptoms of a dog feeling distressed because of separation from the people they’re attached to, there are also other signs that may go unnoticed, which may further affect their emotional health. By learning how to identify separation anxiety in their dogs, owners will be better equipped to treat or prevent it through some simple techniques and natural remedies that DoggyHipCare.com details.
More information is available at https://www.doggyhipcare.com/managing-separation-anxiety-in-dogs-vetcbd/
DoggyHipCare.com explains that destructive behavior such as chewing and destroying furniture, excessive barking, and restlessness are telltale signs that a dog is not accustomed to being left alone. However, pet owners should also be alert to less common symptoms, including indoor "accidents" despite the dog being house-trained, excessive drooling or panting, and changes in appetite or energy levels, which also suggest that a dog is triggered into a state of panic when nobody else is in the house.
"These actions aren’t just ‘bad behavior’; they’re a signal that your dog is struggling with the stress of being away from you," the guide explains. "That’s why it’s important to pay close attention to any changes in your dog’s behavior, especially around times of departure and arrival."
Introducing a pre-departure routine for dogs showing signs of separation anxiety is among the effective methods that can help a dog cope with the stress, DoggyHipCare.com says. This could involve giving dogs a gentle, comforting pat, using a specific word or phrase they associate with their owner's arrival, or engaging in a short play session to help them relax.
Another efficient tactic is keeping the dog occupied while their guardian is absent. Puzzle feeders, durable chew toys, and treat-dispensing balls are some of the popular interactive toys pet owners can give to their dogs to provide a safe distraction, keep them engaged, and stimulate their minds while they are away.
For pet owners who want to treat their dog's separation anxiety naturally, DoggyHipCare.com recommends CBD for its calming properties.
"VetCBD is derived from hemp and contains cannabinoids that interact with your dog’s endocannabinoid system—a network of receptors that helps regulate mood, pain, and stress responses. It’s a gentle way to ease anxiety that’s backed by a growing body of research," the guide explains.
Usually, the soothing properties of VetCBD are noticeable within 30 minutes to an hour of being given. CBD can complement other anxiety treatments like behavioral training and environmental modifications, the guide adds.
Additional details can be found at https://www.doggyhipcare.com/managing-separation-anxiety-in-dogs-vetcbd/
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Organization: DoggyHipCare.com
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