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treating anxiety and stress |
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Products for treating
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DAP SPRAY |
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We have carefully chosen
a selection of products which may help you treat your dog's anxiety
at home. General stress and anxiety can be alleviated by the DAP
products below. Fear of loud noises can be treated by a
gradual desensitisation using our
Sounds for Behaviour
Therapy CD. These two products can be used in
conjunction with one another. |
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DOG
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fear of fireworks and other loud
noises can be treated |
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Dog Appeasing Pheromone - a new and
natural treatment for anxious dogs |
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The use of pheromone
therapy is a ground-breaking development in the treatment of stress
and phobias experienced by our dogs. Dog Appeasing Pheromone
(DAP) is produced naturally by lactating bitches and has a calming
effect on dogs of all ages. |
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SOUNDS CD |
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Our
DAP products are available as a
plug-in diffuser
(pictured above right) or as a
spray. DAP is
completely natural, has no 'sedative' effect
and the dog's ability to interact and play is not
affected. |
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DIFFUSER |
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Sounds For Behaviour Therapy |
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Behaviour modification
is an effective way of reducing stress caused by
fear of loud noises. It involves gradually
accustoming the dog to the fearful sounds at very
low levels until the fear passes, and then
slowly raising the volume of the sound over time
until the fear is overcome. The Sounds For
Behaviour Therapy CD contains recordings of
30 tracks of common noises such as fireworks,
thunder, gunfire, vacuum cleaner, lorrys, hot air
balloons and children playing. It comes complete
with a training booklet.
Click here to buy the CD
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Important
All dogs which show
regular or severe signs of stress or anxiety
should be examined by a veterinary surgeon, before
therapy is commenced. Your vet is the best person to advise you if
your dog displays any abnormal or anxious behaviour, both to exclude any
physical problem and to help you consider the latest appropriate
treatments available. |
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