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2013年9月28日星期六

June « 2013 « Dog Anxiety Blog



We love when ThunderShirt fans post fun videos of our products in action! This video that posted to YouTube.com last year has recently gone viral! In it, one “Scaredy cat” tries on his new ThunderShirt for the very first time, and immediately freezes, then flops. The cat’s owners try repeatedly to stand him back up, [...]






We’re thrilled that well-known and respected pet behavior and training expert, and Vetstreet.com contributor, Mikkel Becker is here to share her advice on how to best prevent and treat pet anxiety related to the upcoming 4th of July festivities! Take it away, Mikkel!


Fireworks are exciting to many people, but our dogs see them differently. The [...]






Ever tried to catch a picture of your dog and were unsuccessful? Have no fear? Here are three tips to ensure your pooch is picture perfect!


1. Get ground cover

Kneeling or lying on the ground to shoot from low viewpoints can be uncomfortable, especially on a wet day. Taking along some plastic sheeting to keep you [...]






We asked our friend, award-winning author and respected Pet Lifestyle Expert, Sandy Robins  to share her best advice for traveling this summer with cats… Take it away, Sandy!


With the travel season around the corner, if you are planning a vacation, now is the time to make arrangements for your pets.


When it comes to cats, [...]



2013年9月19日星期四

June « 2009 « Dog Anxiety Blog



We’ve all seen the array of pharmaceutical commercials saturating primetime television, opening with idyllic, computer-rendered home or landscape scenes to evoke a calm that is quickly bracketed by an often exhausting list of possible side effects. In humans, the choice to take pharmaceuticals is still one that demands care and caution – but there is [...]






PRESSURE WRAPS FOR DOGS


What are pressure wraps?


Many dogs suffer from behavioral issues and mental conditions that arise from fear and anxiety. The pressure wrap is an approach used to modify the behavior of dogs using a technique called “Controlled Pressure” to help calm the sensory receptors. When used properly [...]