Canine and feline behavior problems : instructions for veterinary clients /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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St. Louis :
Mosby,
[1997]
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| Edition: | Second edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- House training your puppy
- Litter training your kitten
- Elimination problems in dogs
- Elimination problem in cats
- Dominance aggression in dogs
- Predatory behavior in dogs
- Guarding valued objects (Possive aggression)
- Predatory behavior in cats
- Territorial behiavior in cats
- Territorial behavior in dogs
- Escaping and roaming
- Fear-induced aggression in dogs and cats
- Learned aggression
- Aggression of the veterinarian's office
- Aggression between cats in a multi-cat household
- How to react to episodes of aggression
- Irritable aggression
- Estrus (Heat) in the bitch and queen
- Problems associated with bleeding
- Problems associated with breeding
- Maternal behavior
- The effects of neutering on behavior
- Problems related to feeding
- Eating inappropriate items
- Excessive water consupmtion
- Tail chasing, shadow chasing, and fly catching
- Digging
- Masturbation
- Phobias
- Whining, barking, and howling
- Separation anxiety
- Problems related to grooming
- Chewing on electrical cords
- Destructiveness in dogs
- Destructiveness in cats
- Declawing your cat
- Abnormal behavior associated with common medical disorders
- Behavior problems following hospitalization
- Behavior changes in aging pets
- Selecting a pet
- Coping with the loss of a pet
- Basic obedience training for your dog
- Play behavior in dogs
- Play behavior in cats
- Introducing new pets to resident pets
- Kids and pets
- Traveling with your pet
- Boarding or a pet sitter?
- Walking your dog is important
- Moving you pet o a new home
- The catnip response
- Training your pet to tolerate nail trimming
- Training your pet to tolerate petting and grooming