Our pets have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis just like we have. For one, pet cats and dogs have been diagnosed with the virus and displayed respiratory symptoms. Additionally, while we are finding ways to cope with the pandemic stress, pets have anxiety, too. Now that non-essential venues from parks and golf courses to restaurants and malls are open at minimum capacity, it is time for us and our pets to rebound from adversity. Whether you’ve had your pet for years or recently adopted one in the surplus of pet adoptions during the crisis, you most likely have been spending a lot more time at home. In preparation for your pet to experience separation anxiety as you return to work or other activities, consider these tips for keeping your pet comfortable.
HOW TO TRANSITION YOUR PET FOR RE-OPENING
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR PET HAS ANXIETY
WHAT TO DO IF THESE METHODS AREN’T HELPING
If the anxiety is severe and isn’t calming down from the methods above, Lakeside Animal Hospital can help diagnose and treat the problem through training, therapy or medicine. Lakeside Animal Hospital is offering accommodations, deals and discounts in light of social distancing.
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