Pet Tribute Info

The single most important thing you can do for an aging or hurting pet is have your Vet do a complete physical exam.  Then your Vet can recommend a a a treatment protocol that you can do together.  Because our furry friends cannot tell us when something is wrong, it is very important for you as a pet owner to take note of any changes in his/her behavior.  The following are ways your pet may be telling you there is something wrong:

Being unusually quiet, listless, restless or unresponsive.  Whining, whimpering, howling or constantly meowing.  Biting.  Constantly licking or chewing a particular part of the body.  Acting out of character – either agressively or submissively.  Flattening ears against the head.  Having trouble eating or sleeping.  Seeking more affection than usual.  Unable to get comfortable – changing positions constantly.

If an injury or illness sounds painful to you, you can be pretty sure it is painful for your pet.  Ask your Vet about simple things you can do at home to help keep your pet comfortable and monitor whether his/her pain level is changing.

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