This article was co-authored by Jamie Freyer, DVM. Dr. Jamie Freyer is a Licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine based in Washington. With over ten years of experience in clinical practice and industry, she specializes in veterinary medicine and surgery, animal behavior, and animal genetics. Dr. Freyer holds a BS in Life Science from The University of Portland and a DVM from Oregon State University.
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Animals can get very stressed and anxious at times, just like humans! Calming a stressed animal can take on many different forms, and removing the stressor is often a good place to start. You can also work on de-stressing animals in particular situations, such as when it's storming or when you're bringing them home for the first time. Separation anxiety is also a condition that many animals experience and one you can work to alleviate.
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