Key features

• •Trips to the veterinarian (even for routine services such as vaccinations and nail trims)
• •Bath time, brushing, or cleaning ears.
• •Loud noises; thunderstorms; fireworks; the vacuum cleaner; construction; gunshots; or even buzzers on appliances.
• •Less-familiar people or animals encountered on walks or near the home.
• •Being left alone during work hours or even for short errands.
• •Travel, including car rides.
• •The most effective prescription sedatives for keeping dogs calm and happy during thunderstorms, fireworks, and other stressful events.
• •The positive steps you can take to keep your pet occupied, calm, and content while you're away at work or play.
• •Simple, practical tactics for helping your dog learn to love going to the veterinarian's office―literally pulling you into the practice instead of avoiding it!
• •How to easily groom your dog and give him medication.
• •Tips to tame the chaos when guests arrive in your home or when your dog encounters other dogs and people on walks.
• •Ways to tackle some of the common behavior issues that often have a root cause of FAS, while also improving your communication and bond with your pet.