grows, the integration of behavioral science into medical practice will continue to be essential for the advancement of animal health and welfare. or perhaps explore the neurological chemicals behind certain animal behaviors?
Disease, Behavior and Welfare. ... Animal behavior reflects animal health. In turn, health can be reflected in changes in behavior... ScienceDirect.com Behavioral Help for Your Pet - ASPCA grows, the integration of behavioral science into medical
New studies explore the gut-brain axis, proving that specific diets and probiotics can alter gut flora to help reduce anxiety and aggression. ScienceDirect
Behavioral Sign: Circling, head pressing, staring at walls, sudden unprovoked aggression, loss of learned house training. Common Culprits: Brain tumors, epilepsy, encephalitis, cognitive dysfunction syndrome (doggie dementia). The Veterinary Solution: MRI, CSF taps, anticonvulsants, or cognitive support drugs (like Selegiline). The Veterinary Solution: MRI