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Clinical Handbook of Feline Behavior Medicine

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Clinical Handbook of Feline Behavior Medicine provides a complete, easy-to-use reference to practical information on identifying, diagnosing, and treating behavior problems in cats. Designed to offer streamlined access to concrete guidance for managing feline behavior, this ebook offers diagnostic plans organized by clinical sign. Normal behavior is thoroughly described, to provide a better understanding of the abnormal, with the heart of the book devoted to advice for identifying, diagnosing, and treating specific behavior problems. The ebook describes the diagnostic process and covers treatment options for each problem.

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Clinical Handbook of Feline Behavior Medicine provides a complete, easy-to-use reference to practical information on identifying, diagnosing, and treating behavior problems in cats. Designed to offer streamlined access to concrete guidance for managing feline behavior, this ebook offers diagnostic plans organized by clinical sign. Normal behavior is thoroughly described, to provide a better understanding of the abnormal, with the heart of the book devoted to advice for identifying, diagnosing, and treating specific behavior problems. 317 p.

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  • Elizabeth Stelow, Editor. Academician researcher, specialized in feline behavior. University of California-Davis, Davis, CA (USA).
  • Publication date (digital version): 2020-06.

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16 September 2024

In a study, behavior problems are the third most common reason for shelter surrender in cats after moving and owner allergies. In a recent Canadian study it was estimated that 11.5% of cats euthanized at veterinary clinics were for behavioral reasons and a similar US study indicated that 10–15% of euthanasias were for behavioral reasons. All veterinarians should be performing behavioral services to owners.

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