Most Common Behavioral Conditions
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Hot Spots
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Eye Injuries
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High Blood Sugar
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Gas
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Front Leg Injury
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Muscle Tear
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Increased Appetite
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Broken Leg
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Extreme Fear and Anxiety
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Happy Tail Syndrome
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Anxiety
5 Veterinarian Answers
Other Behavioral Conditions
- Hair Loss
- Separation Anxiety
- Fainting
- Destructive Behavior
- Hyperparathyroidism
- Dementia
- Aggression
- Motion Sickness
- Zinc Poisoning
- Itchy Skin
- Bloat or Stomach Dilatation
- Tooth Root Abcess
- Torn Knee Ligament
- Heat Stroke and Hyperthermia
- Heatstroke
- Thunderstorm Phobia
- Esophageal Obstruction
- Metabolic Myopathy
- Ingestion of Feces and Foreign Objects
- Itching, Scratching, Chewing (Pruritis)
- Maternal Behavior Problems
- Muscle Cramps (Scottish Terriers)
- Degenerative Joint Disease
- Aggression Toward Familiar People
- Increased Urination and Thirst
- Skin Disease (Dermatophilosis)
- Skin Disease Caused by Licking
- Skin Bumps (Granulomatous Dermatoses)
- Possessive and Territorial Aggression
- Running Away From Home and Marking Territory
- Destructive Behavior Problems (Puppies)
- House Soiling (Marking)
- Unruly Behavior
- Excessive Vocalization
- Orphaned Puppy
- Pica
- Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
- Neurodermatitis
- Coprophagia
- Foxtails Injury
- Paracetamol Poisoning
- Pyotraumatic Dermatitis
- Excessive Barking
- Agitation
- Orofacial Pain
- Chronic Stress
- Psychogenic Polydipsia
- Fear Aggression
- Rage Syndrome
- Behavioral Changes Due to Aging
- Fear of People
- Telogen Defluxion
- Storm Phobias
- Reactive Behaviors
- Fear of Noise
- Consumption of Nonfood Items
- Polyphagia
- Catatonia
- Excessive Licking
- Dominance Aggression
- Leash Aggression
- Food Aggression