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Giving Subcutaneous Fluid Therapy to Your Cat with Low Stress Handling® Techniques
•fluiid3.jpg – Caption. [Optional] At some point in their lives, your cat may require supportive subcutaneous (SubQ) fluid therapy either at their veterinary clinic or in your own home. This treatment is often prescribed for dehydration or other medical conditions. Ask your veterinarian if you have any questions regarding the process. Preparing your cat through positive reinforcement training can make this potentially stressful procedure a more predictable and less frightening experience for both you and your cat. Why Train Your Cat for Treatment? Teaching your cat where and how to station for treatment: Gives your cat choice and control Creates
Is My Dog Too Old for Grooming?
•As pets age, they require more care, and grooming is critical in maintaining their quality of life.
My Cat is a Weaver. What To Do?
•My cat always tries to roll around my feet or weave through my legs when I walk. What can I do?
How to Teach a Chin Rest as a Start Button
•Start button behavior is a concept that teaches your dog to perform a specific action that serves as a beginning, signaling their readiness or willingness to participate in an activity.
Why Does My Pet Need Anesthesia for a Dental Examination?
•For safety and to avoid pain and stress, anesthesia is needed for many dental procedures. Read on.
Making Medication Time Easier for Your Dog (Tricks for Medicating Dogs)
Giving your dog medication can feel like a daily standoff. Some dogs do better when medication time feels more like playtime.
Low Stress Handling® Silver-Level Certification
Individual Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and employers the individual’s dedicated interest in Low Stress Handling®. Hospital Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and staff the hospital’s commitment to appropriately training staff in Low Stress Handling® methods.
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