Veterinary Blog

Depending on an animal’s patterns and habits, an owner’s reaction to behavioral problems might vary between mild concern, irritation, or outright panic. An increase in frequency or duration of certain behaviors can become extremely problematic, especially if a pet acts aggressively toward others. 

Without a doubt, when behavior problems in pets cause or make dangerous situations worse, it’s time to act. It’s equally important to have them addressed when simply confusing or frustrating in order to stop them from getting out-of-hand. The result is a safer, happier home paired with a pet’s high quality of life.

We all love spring, but what we can collectively agree on is that allergies that come with the season are a drag. Seasonal allergies in pets produce an array of symptoms, too, that can make it very unpleasant for an allergic pooch or cat. There are some symptoms, though, that a pet owner may overlook as an allergic reaction.

Your friends at True Care Veterinary Hospital are here to explain what to look for if your pet has pollen allergies, along with treatment options.