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We often think of veterinary medicine as "fixing broken bones and treating infections." But as any experienced veterinarian will tell you, behavior is the first vital sign of health.

But if you simply say, "He is being naughty," we might miss the cancer growing in his hip. zooskool the record

A 4-year-old labrador started snapping at toddlers. The owner thought he was jealous. The vet found a torn cruciate ligament. The dog wasn't aggressive; he was terrified a toddler would bump his sore leg. Science-Based Solutions: Bridging the Gap So, how do you use this information at home? We often think of veterinary medicine as "fixing

Have you noticed a weird new habit in your pet lately? Start a "behavior log" (date, time, what happened before) and share it with your vet at your next visit. It is the single most powerful diagnostic tool you have. The owner thought he was jealous