Recognizing Brewing Fear and Aggression in Dogs and Cats
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Recognizing Brewing Fear and Aggression in Dogs and Cats

1.25 CE units

Days to complete course: 90

Dog and cat bites are among the most common injuries in veterinary hospitals and pet care settings. Failing to recognize subtle signs of fear and anxiety, combined with improper handling, can have lasting behavioral consequences, leaving animals physically better but behaviorally worse. Learn how a more skilled approach to handling these patients keeps them feeling safe while helping you avoid dangerous and stressful situations.

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Learning Objectives:

  • Recognize the overt and subtle signs of fear and anxiety in dogs and cats.
  • Identify common handling errors that contribute to fear, anxiety, and stress in animals.
  • Describe how to approach fearful and aggressive dogs and cats in a non-threatening, safe manner.
  • Recognize how unruly behavior and over-arousal can escalate to aggression, and learn strategies to address these issues.

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