Pet Behavior Help Library

If you are experiencing a behavior issue with your pet, please visit your veterinarian about the problem right away.

Sudden changes in behavior are often caused by underlying medical issues. In many cases a trip to the veterinarian can save you time and frustration, and help prevent potential harm to your pet and loved ones.

Please note that this information is not intended as professional or legal advice on specific situations. Usage of any of this information is subject to our disclaimer.

CAT BEHAVIOR TOPICS

Aggressive Behavior

• Feline Social Behavior and Aggression Between Family Cats
• Managing Your Kitten’s Rough Play
• Understanding Cat Aggression Toward People

Destructive Behavior

• Cat Aversives
• Destructive Scratching

Housesoiling/Litterbox Issues

• Preventing Litterbox Problems
• Solving Litterbox Problems
• Territorial Marking in Dogs and Cats

Introductions Between Pets

• Introducing Your New Cat to Your Resident Cat
• Introducing Your New Cat To Your Other Pets

DOG BEHAVIOR TOPICS

Aggressive Behavior

• Puppy Nipping And Rough Play
• Understanding Aggressive Behavior in Dogs

Barking

• The Barking Dog
• Separation Anxiety

Destructive Behavior

• Crate Training
• Dogs & Destructive Chewing
• Separation Anxiety

Escaping

• The Canine Escape Artist
• Digging
• Separation Anxiety

Housetraining

• Housetraining Your Puppy
• Re-Housetraining Your Adult Dog
• Territorial Marking in Dogs and Cats

GENERAL PET HELP TOPICS

• Finding a New Home for Your Pet
• Found A Pet?
• Lost A Pet?
• Pet Medical Costs Assistance
• Free Pet Food Pantry
  
• Spay/Neuter Financial Assistance