Weekly Animal Medical Tips -Why do dogs bite?

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1. Practical Tips For Clinical Veterinarians

In case of clinical stress in cats, gabapentin can be given to relieve stress in cats.

2. Common Symptoms In Animals
Canine and feline pancreatitis is a chemical inflammation of the pancreatic tissue that causes its own digestion when pancreatic enzymes are activated in the pancreas. It is characterized clinically by abdominal pain, vomiting, fever, inappetence, and elevated amylase in blood and urine.

3. Tips For Interpreting Animal Biochemistry

DB (Direct Bilirubin)
Increased:
1)Prehepatic or hemolytic increase,
2)Hepatic or hepatocellular increase
3)Posthepatic or obstructive increase

Decreased: no specific clinical significance.

4. Pet Knowledge-Why do dogs bite?

Dogs bite for a variety of reasons, but most commonly as a reaction to something.

Weekly Animal Medical Tips -Why do dogs bite

1. If the dog finds itself in a stressful situation, it may bite to defend itself or its territory.
2. Dogs can bite because they are scared or have been startled. They can bite because they feel threatened.
3. They can bite to protect something that is valuable to them, like their puppies, their food or a toy.
4. Dogs might bite because they aren't feeling well. They could be sick or sore due to injury or illness and might want to be left alone.

5. Dogs also might nip and bite during play. Even though nipping during play might be fun for the dog, it can be dangerous for people. It's a good idea to avoid wrestling or playing tug-of-war with your dog. These types of activities can make your dog overly excited, which may lead to a nip or a bite.

5. Pet Industry
1)Which generation buys their pets the most gifts for the holidays?
In the U.S,Sixty percent of Gen Z pet owners bought their pet a gift for the holidays in 2020. After Gen Z, 49% of Millennials get their pets gifts. Pets are family members, too!

2)As many as 91% of dogs are microchipped in the UK.
In the United Kingdom, experts estimate that as many as 91% of dogs have a microchip, which is much different than the United States, where only 3% of dogs turned into animal shelters have the chip. These chips are fairly inexpensive, easy to insert, and make it much more likely a lost dog returns to its owner.

3)How many people in the USA own pets?
The 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey stated that a whopping 67% of American families own pets. That means 85 million families have at least one pet. No wonder the pet industry is increasing in worth! (Insurance Information Institute)

4)The pet tech market is set to grow at a 22% compound annual growth rate from 2022-2027.(Global Market Insights)
Pet accessories are becoming more technical. Litter boxes are self-cleaning, collars have GPS tracking, and pets can be fed on a timer system. The rise in pet tech helps meet both the pet owner’s needs during the day as well as the needs of the pet. Since technology is an ever-growing industry, expect new inventions and developments within pet technology.

5)During 2022-2025, the pet accessories market is expected to grow by $9.2 billion.(Technavio)
With pet accessories covering such a wide range of products, it is no wonder that the industry is planning on a growth of almost $10 billion over the next few years. The pet accessory market caters to both pets’ and pet owners’ needs so that all target consumer groups can make purchases.

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