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**AD-TEAM** · 11-21-2024, 10:48 AM

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Learn How To Implement Cooperative Care With Your Pet
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.91 GB | Duration: 1h 21m

Make grooming and Vet appointments less stressful for your pet by giving them confidence

What you'll learn
Using Positive Association to desensitize your pet to his/her carrier and/or car rides
Learn how to trim nails safely and desensitize pets to paw touching
Desensitize for other things such as ear cleaning/exams, tooth brushing/mouth exams, being brushed
Make receiving medication a positive experience for you and your pet - pills, liquid, and inhalers

Requirements
No prerequisites
No experience needed

Description
Cooperative care for pets refers to a method of interaction where animals are actively engaged in their own care routines, promoting their well-being and enhancing the bond between pets and their owners. This approach prioritizes consent and choice for the animal, making procedures and daily care tasks more of a collaborative effort rather than a one-sided imposition. It encompasses everything from grooming, medical examinations, and training to everyday tasks like nail trimming and bathing.The significance of cooperative care lies in its numerous benefits both for the pet and the owner. First and foremost, it reduces stress for animals, as they learn to associate these care activities with positive reinforcement and autonomy. This method encourages trust, making animals more relaxed and cooperative, which is particularly beneficial in stressful environments like vet clinics. For pet owners, it means easier handling and a reduced risk of injury from frightened or resistant pets.Moreover, cooperative care fosters stronger communication and understanding between pets and their owners. It encourages pet owners to become more attuned to their pet's body language and signals, enhancing the overall relationship. As pets actively participate and have choices in their care, they become more confident and secure, leading to improved behavior and a happier, healthier life.

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