Jeff Feinman VMD, CVH  — Weston, Connecticut  — Call: 203.222.7979

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If you have been thinking about exploring the path of alternative health for you and yours, this may be the perfect opportunity to take that first step. I have found that often people come to better health care practices for themselves and their family because they have seen the results of these same practices in their pets.

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Jumping Up

A bad habit that many dogs share, jumping up on people is both annoying and dangerous. Unfortunately, its a behavior that can be very self-reinforcing for the dog. Some dogs just like to do it, but most have been rewarded for it often enough that they will try it as a matter of habit, hoping that it’ll get them some attention- even if its negative attention, like yelling at the dog or pushing him off.

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Despite continued advances in feline health care, behavior problems are still the most common cause of euthanasia in pet cats. Behavior problems, including normal cat behavior that clients consider unacceptable, cause decreased quality of life for cats and their owners.

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If dog owners consistently act in a manner that from the 'dogs point of view' appears to show subservience, submission, fear or subordinance, then over time, the dog will begin to think that he is in fact superior to you.

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Aren’t puppies just the cutest? Its hard not to laugh when they’re bouncing around with some stolen prize like a dirty sock (if you’re lucky).  It is amazing how quickly things that seem so cute and innocent at 8 weeks are obnoxious and even dangerous a few short months later.

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Inappropriate urination is the most common behavioral problem reported by cat owners. Both male and female cats seem to exhibit this problem leading us away from the myth that only male intact cats will inappropriately urinate.

Published in Health Maintenance
Wednesday, 04 August 2010 11:23

How Can I Better Understand My Dog?

A Non-Verbal Link to Canine Communication

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Congratulations on the adoption on your new kitten! Being a cat's guardian can be an extremely rewarding experience, but it also carries with it quite a bit of responsibility.

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What Are the Best Ways to Housebreak My New Puppy?

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Young dogs begin to explore their surroundings as soon as their eyes open. Mouthing, chewing and biting objects is a part of this exploration; however, it can result in injury to your pet and damage of valuable household items.

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