Clomicalm for Cats 101
If you're a pet owner, you have to be ready for various behaviour. Some cats and dogs can go through the day without you being around, but others aren't going to take this lightly. You have probably heard of many stories about dogs that can't take the separation anxiety and as a result they damage the furniture and other properties of their owner. But, what about cats? Aren't cats more independent and like spending time on their own? The truth is, cats just like dogs are very much attached to their owners and feel the same sadness and anxiety when they are left to spend a lot of time on their own. If you have noticed any behavioural changes in your cat such as spraying urine around the house, excessive grooming that leads to bald patches on their bodies, eating too fast and too much or not eating at all, then your pet might have a form of separation anxiety. This condition isn't something you can diagnose via Google, so make sure to take your cat to the vet; they w