Does your pet get anxious as you’re about to leave the house? Or do you come home to torn up pillows, chewed shoes, or other signs of destruction? They may have pet separation anxiety! This condition is more common in dogs than cats, and the reasoning is believed to be because of dogs’ social lives in the wild, as members of packs. If their pack abandons them, they are vulnerable to attack and hunger. So, when you experience a change in routine that leaves your pet home alone all day, such as the kids going back to school, your pet
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