Pet Library

The following is a collection of pet health resources. You may also use the search option to look for articles containing key symptoms. We hope this is useful information. If you have any questions or would like a vet to see your pet about any health concern, please fill out our appointment form or call (480) 968-9275.

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Cats

Declawing in Cats

Destructive behavior in cats can be very difficult to handle, declawing a cat is one option available to pet owners.

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Feline Destructive Chewing and Sucking

Feline Aggression - Territorial

Feline Aggression - Diagnosing and Treating

Aggression is a serious and dangerous behavior problem for cat owners. There are many different types of aggression. Making a diagnosis, determining the prognosis (the chances of safe and effective correction) and developing an appropriate treatment plan are usually best handled by a veterinary behaviorist. In some cases medical conditions can contribute to aggression. 

Fears, Phobias and Anxieties in Dogs and Cats

Fear in Cats

Excessive Nocturnal Behavior in Cats

Controlling undesirable behavior in cats

Children and Pets

The birth of a baby or adoption of a new child is associated with a great deal of anxiety, excitement, and stress for not only the family, but also the family pet. Some dogs and cats can have a difficult time adjusting to these changes, especially if this is your first child, but preparation and planning will help.

Behavioral Management Products

There are numerous products on the market that have been designed to help prevent undesirable behavior in pets. Leashes, harnesses, and head halters are needed to keep pets under control, especially when outdoors. A cage or X-pen provides a safe comfortable home for the dog, when the owners are not available to supervise. Alternately, child locks and child barricades can be used to keep pets away from potential problem areas.

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