In zoo and exotic animal medicine, "stereotypies" (pacing, weaving, bar-biting) are considered pathological behaviors. But in small animal practice, we have ignored the equivalent: the obese cat that eats out of boredom, the parrot that plucks its feathers (FDB - Feather Destructive Behavior), or the dog with "canine ADHD" (hyperkinesis).
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Overall, I would highly recommend "Animal Behavior and Veterinary Science" to anyone with an interest in animal behavior, veterinary medicine, or related fields. This publication provides a solid foundation in the principles of animal behavior and veterinary science, and is an excellent resource for students, practitioners, and researchers alike. In zoo and exotic animal medicine, "stereotypies" (pacing,
Herald Open Access | Journal of Animal Research & Veterinary Science Overall, I would highly recommend "Animal Behavior and
One of the most significant changes in the veterinary clinic is the concept of the "low-stress visit." Historically, a "good" dog in a vet clinic was one that stayed still, even if it was trembling, whale-eyed, and panting. Today, we understand that a frozen animal is not calm; it is terrified.
Principles of Animal Behavior: Mechanisms, Ecology, and Applications in Veterinary Science
: This pilot study in the Journal of Veterinary Behavior assesses the physiological impact (stress levels) on therapy dogs during hospital visits. Essential Reference Texts