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It’s only natural for pets to pursue (and thoroughly lap up) love and affection from their favorite people. But when their ploys for your attention go from adorable to downright aggressive, it could be a sign that your pet is jealous. 

At Ten West Bird & Animal Hospital, we’re happy to help restore harmony in your home if you’re dealing with a jealous pet. As with any behavioral problem, the first step is to schedule an examination so we can rule out medical issues that could be to blame for your pet’s behavior.

Besides the fact that pets are the love of our life and have so many wonderful qualities, there are behaviors that… well, annoy us. 

Pet behavior problems are the overwhelming reason why many pets end up in shelters. Behaviors can range from mildly problematic to even dangerous, when there is aggression. 

If you and your family are about to return to work or other life obligations after the Stay at Home Order ends, it will be a big adjustment. Even though it will be good to return to a somewhat normal routine for us, the change can be a big adjustment for all.

You and your human family aren’t the only ones who will be dealing with the changes, though. Your pet may be feeling the tension of this transition and has had behavioral changes, such as clinginess or fear, every time you leave.

The team at Ten West Bird and Animal Hospital understands that the transition can be rough on your pet companion and want to give you some pointers on helping your pet adjust.