Sentences with phrase «include vocalizing»

Clinical signs of separation anxiety include vocalizing, pacing, salivating, inappropriate defecation and urination, and destructive behaviors like scratching or chewing to be freed from any type of contained space, says Dr. Mahaney.

Clinical signs of separation anxiety include vocalizing, pacing, salivating, inappropriate defecation and urination, and destructive behaviors like scratching or chewing to be freed from any type of contained space, says Dr. Mahaney.

If left alone, pets can funnel their anxiety into destruction — including vocalizing, digging and chewing — or even run away.

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Many celebrities including January Jones, Mayim Bialik, and Kim Kardashian have vocalized the results they received with their «placenta pills».

She truly takes the time to teach children the fundamentals, including sign language, which has helped my son learn to vocalize advanced vocabulary.

Our three - year - old daughter, June, has complex medical needs including a tracheostomy which prevents her from vocalizing.

One other idea for why female primates (potentially including humans) vocalize during sex: to get their mates to climax faster.

... all of us at Educate78 included — have deep concerns about an administration that vocalizes anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, anti-Muslim, and anti-POC sentiments.

Early signs of a possible urinary blockage may include straining to urinate but producing little to no urine, crying / vocalizing when urinating, small drops of blood, excessive licking at the prepuce or vulva, frequent trips in and out of the litter box (cats) or frequent need to go outdoors (dogs).

Common reactions pets may have to loud noises include: trembling, vocalizing (barking, howling, meowing), whimpering, panting, drooling, constantly seeking your attention (or protection) and / or attempting to run away or escape from the noise.

Common signs of fear include: panting, pacing, drooling, vocalizing, whining, hiding, destruction.

Symptoms of CDS may include confusion, anxiety, standing and staring, vocalizing and activity at night when the pet would normally sleep, urinating or defecating in the house, getting stuck in corners or becoming more antisocial.

Symptoms: Typical signs of urinary problems in cats include urination out of the litter box, vocalizing or straining during urination, frequent attempts to urinate with small spots or no urine produced, and blood in the urine.

Cats show pain in a number of ways including hiding, not eating, and vocalizing.

Behavioral changes accompany renal failure and include restlessness, nighttime vocalizing, and sometimes dementia.

Signs of pain in animals can include: vocalizing, shaking, inability to lie down and get comfortable, refusing to socialize, head pressing, or any other unusual behavior.

These changes may include hiding, vocalizing, nervousness, shaking and many others.

Symptoms of eye injuries include excessive tearing or discharge, crusting in eye corners, squinting, partially or fully closed eye (or both eyes), eye rubbing, excessive blinking, change in eye color and the pet vocalizing pain.

Common signs include lip licking, yawning, pinned back ears with a closed mouth, vocalizing / whining, panting, avoidance, and dilated pupils.

However, contrary to their results, we found that increased maternal behavior was positively associated with undesirable anxiety - related behaviors and performance in young adult dogs, including high activity when isolated, a short latency to vocalize when presented with a novel object, and perseverative errors and poor performance during a problem - solving task.

Typical «I'm in pain» behavior includes hiding, refusing to eat, sluggish or slow movement, vocalizing, trying to bite when touched, shaking, and panting.

Behavioral problems may include inopportune vocalizing, aggressiveness and / or stealing of food or an unexpected slow rate of weight loss.

As far as kitties are concerned, observable signs of feline anxiety may include loss of appetite, hiding, pacing, excessive vocalizing and needy behavior.

Signs your pet is afraid of fireworks or other loud noises include shaking, vocalizing (barking or howling), excessive drooling, looking for a place to hide, or escape attempts.

So theoretically, a cost / benefit analysis based on this data would yield a conclusion that goes something like this: since there are more «pro-climate issues voters» than ardent climate naysayer voters — even amongst registered Republican voters — and politicians would come out on top if they vocalized a platform that included climate solutions.