Sentences with phrase «excessive licking behavior»

Although preliminary, this case report suggests that just as with excessive licking behaviors, gastrointestinal disease should be considered as a potential cause of imaginary fly biting behavior.

* An improper diet can cause a nutritional deficiency, which may to contribute to excessive licking behaviors.

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Signs can include behaviors like barking, chewing furniture, excessive self - licking and soiling the house.

If your cat exhibits odd behaviors, hisses and chases her tail, acts aggressive, or repeats frantic licking or excessive grooming behavior, it may be FHS.

The most common compulsive behaviors in cats are wool sucking or fabric eating (a form of pica) and excessive licking, hair chewing or hair pulling (called psychogenic alopecia).

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The emotional or physical illness may trigger excessive grooming behavior such as licking a painful area bald.

In USDA's own words [PDF], «Inspectors will never write a citation for «improper socialization»,» though USDA goes on to acknowledge: «Improper socialization and prolonged confinement may lead to stereotypic behaviors, which are seen as constant and repetitive actions such as: spinning, pacing, excessive licking of paws or legs, excessive barking, fearfulness / aggression.»

SSRI drugs are most commonly given to dogs with separation anxiety, phobia disorders, and obsessive compulsive behavior (excessive licking, obsessive tail wagging, etc).

Dogs with high energy level, such as the large breeds and young dogs are susceptible to obsessive compulsive behavior, such as shadow chasing or excessive lickings.

Additional health concerns include deafness (more common in white Bull Terriers), heart problems, skin allergies, and obsessive behavior (tail chasing, self mutilation, and excessive licking).

Excessive licking can also be a sign of hunger — it's called an appetitive behavior.

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If your dog doesn't have enough that is stimulating in his or her environment it can lead to behaviors such as Hyperactivity, destructive chewing, and skin conditions due to excessive licking.

Dog masturbation manifests itself in both excessive licking at their genital areas and in humping behaviors.

Like excessive licking, fly snapping behavior in dogs is often classified as having a behavioral rather than a medical cause.

When left alone, dogs with severe separation anxiety may display panic attacks consisting of destruction to entrance / exit points of the home (doorways and windows), house - soiling, distress vocalizing and self - injurious behavior such as excessive licking and chewing of body parts or bloody paws from escape attempts.

Some veterinarians believe that many intact dogs suffer from neuroses evidenced by excessive licking, scratching and other unhealthy and undesirable behaviors.

Do you have a dog that engages in repeating patterns of behavior that have no apparent function, such as: hyper vigilance / territoriality, excessive licking, chewing, obsessive / compulsive behaviors, barking, rubbing on things, digging, pacing, irritability, banging against things, marking, excessive fear or aggression, separation anxiety, or some other strange behavior?

Stereotypical behaviors are repeating patterns of behavior that have no apparent function: excessive licking, sucking on flanks, destructive chewing, barking, digging, pacing, tail chasing, swallowing objects, rubbing on things, banging into walls, excessive marking, and so forth.

The major Hip Dysplasia symptoms in dogs are limping or inability to walk, excessive licking or nipping at the hurt hip, depression or sullen behavior, lack of appetite, arthritic joints, can't or won't go up or down steps.

Also, pay attention to abnormal behaviors such as excessive licking, biting, chewing or rubbing.

As in other noise aversion studies (Landsberg et al., 2015; Gruen et al., 2015), some dogs showed active anxiety behaviors (pacing, panting, excessive self - directed licking) in response to the distressing noise stimuli, whereas others became very still but alert when exposed to the same noises.

If your dog is over 6 years old and is beginning to exhibit strange behaviors such as excessive licking, it could be a sign that he is suffering from cognitive dysfunction.

For example, in a recent study of 21 cats referred to the University of Guelph Veterinary Teaching Hospital Behavior Service because of excessive hair licking, only two cats were ultimately believed to have a psychological reason for hair licking, sixteen cats were found to have a true medical basis for itching, and three cats had both.