Compulsive licking or chewing 🐾
Destruction of furniture or objects 🛋️
Excessive attachment to the owner 👨👩👧👦
Excessive scratching 🪵
Change of environment 🌍: An adopted dog or cat needs to adjust to a new home and new surroundings.
Separation from the previous home 💔: A pet may experience emotional loss and struggle to form new bonds.
Poor socialization 🚸: A traumatic past or lack of early interaction can lead to fears.
Prolonged solitude ⏳: A stressed adopted dog or anxious adopted cat left alone for too long may develop significant stress.
Anxious adopted pets need fixed routines to feel secure. Set regular schedules for meals, walks, and playtime. 🎾
Set up a dedicated space for your adopted dog or cat, where they can retreat when they need calm. A comfortable bed and some familiar toys can help a lot. 🛏️
Give your stressed adopted dog or fearful adopted cat time to adjust to their new environment without rushing them.
There are anti-stress pheromone diffusers for dogs and cats that can help them relax.
An adopted dog needs enough exercise and stimulation to channel their energy. For an anxious adopted cat, cat trees and interactive toys can be a great solution. 🐾
If anxiety in your adopted pet persists, a professional can help identify the root cause and suggest appropriate care.
Adopting a pet means providing them with a reassuring and caring environment. By identifying signs of anxiety in an adopted pet and applying the right practices, you will help your companion thrive in their new home. 🥰🐾