- excessive barking, phobias, health concerns, emotional well being, dog agression, pulling on lead, doesn't come when called, lost dogs, poor indoor toilet habits, etc.
excessive meowing, physical issues, cats fighting, poor indoor toilet habits, personality issues, anxiety, phobias, aggressive or strange behaviour, end of life decision(how much pain or sickness are they in) lost or deceased pets,
excessive feather plucking, aggressive pecking, whether to clip wings or not, health issues either emotional and physical, change of owner trauma,
needs for bird friends, lost birds, traumatic incidents (birds have very long memories)
all kinds of vices such as biting, bucking, bolting, nervous disorders such as windsucking, power struggles, floating issues etc
Reptiles, Marsupials, All Wildlife.
When your home is a menagerie of people and pets it is important to understand the dynamics of the animals when you are not home. It is possible for many species to live under one roof in HARMONY most of the time.
Adding a pet to your home when you have other animals it is vital that you ask/ tell them before. Never presume, your pet may want the animal YOU picked out for him or her as a friend. How can they be part of the choosing process if possible?
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