- Loss of Apetite
- Difficulty in moving, appearing less energetic
- Breathing problems
- Dischage from the mouth, nose, eyes, ears, body or genitals
- New odours
- Increase in thirst and frequent urination
- Diarrhea or vomiting
In the outside environment many animals tend to feel stressed, signs of stress and anxiety for them include:
- Aggression/fear
- Excessive salivation
- Shivering
- Irregular breathing/panting
- Fast pulse and heart rate
- Pale mucours membranes
As I have said, irregular activity from your pet generally means something is bothering them, regardless if it's physical or mental stress, getting to know them and solving any issues quickly means a happy and healthy pet life for your companion. Depending on the animal, grooming needs might be needed on a daily/weekly basis for their coats of hair. A cat, for example, moults or sheds their coat hair in spring needs careful grooming assistance from their owner, specially if it has long or medium length coats. Otherwise it'll swallow a large amount of loose hair while self licking, resulting in a hair ball which might require a veterinary's attention.
Over the next few posts I'd like to mention different cares and methods needed/can be given to our pets with nowaday's grooming guidelines and technology, thank you for reading and see you next time!
