How to Prevent Your Pet From Developing Separation Anxiety Post Quarantine
During this crazy time many of us have been confined to our homes and for some that means to be home 24/7 with our best friends. Our pets. However, because of this, many pets have become accustomed to having us home with them.
But then the question is... will they be okay once bans are lifted and people are able to slowly go back to their daily routines?
Will they be able to handle their best friends not being by their side 24/7?
It is expected that many dogs (even cats!) can suffer from separation anxiety, and pet experts are saying that it's a good idea to get your pet ready and used to post-quarantine separation now, to minimize their stress later.
Here are some useful tips for both dog and cat owners.
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