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

Changes in Body Language

Stressed. Photo Credit: Envato @Aschmidt0073

Subtle changes in body language can indicate stress in pets. Signs such as flattened ears, tucked tails, or dilated pupils are often overlooked but can provide valuable insights into your pet's emotional state. Observing and understanding these cues can help you identify stress triggers and address them promptly. To soothe a stressed pet, focus on creating a calm and reassuring environment. Use gentle, positive reinforcement to build their confidence and provide comfort. Pay attention to their body language during interactions and adjust your approach accordingly, ensuring they feel safe and supported.

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