How To Recognize Stress In Your Pet (And What To Do About It)

Destructive Behavior

Destructive Behavior. Photo Credit: Envato @stockbusters

Destructive behavior, such as chewing furniture or scratching walls, can be a sign of stress in pets. This behavior often stems from boredom, anxiety, or the need for attention. Providing ample mental and physical stimulation is essential in curbing destructive tendencies. Offer a variety of toys and activities that engage your pet's mind and body. Regular exercise and playtime can help burn off excess energy and reduce stress levels. Additionally, ensure your pet has a designated area for play and exploration, minimizing the risk of damage to your home. Consistency and patience in training are vital in addressing destructive behavior effectively.

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