Help Reduce Anxiety with HempGold - Fifth and Fido
Distressed Doggo When You Leave The House?!? 🐶
Hey fellow dog lovers 👋
Does your dog get nervous when they see you getting ready to leave?
Do you return to chewed furniture, holes in the carpet or a messy home?
Has your dog ever tried to escape while you have been out?
If any of the above statements sound familiar to you then your dog may be suffering from separation anxiety. It’s a serious condition that can affect any dog, but you don’t need to panic as there are lots of tips and tricks to help your dog cope!
At Fifth and Fido we have years of experience and feedback from customers that has provided us with a wealth of knowledge on this issue. As a company, we believe it is our mission not just to develop pet products that work, but also to share our knowledge with our valued customers.
Below you can find 3 top tips for helping your doggo deal with separation anxiety, alongside taking our great tasting bacon flavored HempGold hemp oil for dogs.
Top Tips
Distract Your Dog While You Are Away
A great way to help your dog cope with anxiety is to distract them while you are away. Dogs will generally feel most anxious straight after you have left, so it's generally best to have an immediate distraction in place. Leaving a TV or radio on, with voices speaking rather than music, can help immediately distract your dog while also reducing the feeling of being alone. Other people have had success with simply providing their dogs with toys or a bone to play with until they tire themselves out. Whatever option you choose, a distracted doggy is likely to be feeling less anxious than one sitting at the door waiting for you to return home.
Take Your Dog For A Long Walk Before You Leave
As we all know, going for a walk is the best part of the day for most dogs. Taking your dog for a nice long walk before you leave, will help tire them out and leave them in rest mode. Chances are your dog will be ready for a sleep rather than worrying about you disappearing. If you know your dog will be left alone for a few hours consistently each day then another solution is to hire a dog walker to pop in each or every other day. Dogs are smart and will quickly pick up on routines, so if they have something to look forward to that will break up the time apart it can help reduce their anxiety whilst you are away.
Practice Being Away From Your Dog
For mild forms of anxiety, having your dog sleep alone at night can help them become more familiar with the process of you leaving and returning, making it less stressful when you leave during the day. For more severe forms of separation anxiety, getting your dog to sleep in a separate room may be difficult. The best option is to start small by spending a few minutes apart from your dog at a time and not making a big fuss when you reunite with them. The aim is to both gradually increase the time spent apart and help normalize your return, so when you must leave for real, their anxiety symptoms should not be as problematic as before.
Give Your Dog HempGold Hemp Oil
Our favorite way of dealing with separation anxiety for dogs is giving them HempGold HempOil for Dogs. Our product has been designed by vets and has numerous health benefits for your dog, including rapidly reducing the feelings of anxiety. Our formula is completely isolated through CO2 extraction & crystal precipitation, and is one of the highest-grade, pesticide-free, Non-GMO, organic pet formulas in the world. Better yet, our oil is bacon flavored making it an easy mix with your dog’s food. If you would like to find out more about our hemp oil and see what our happy customers think about it then simply click on the button below.
Please note: There are varying degrees of separation anxiety so different solutions will work for different dogs, but a common theme is being consistent with the solutions you find that work. For severe cases of anxiety, it may be worth arranging an appointment with your vet.
We hope you have found it useful learning a bit more about how to help your dog deal with separation anxiety. If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions please feel free to email us at hi@FifthandFido.com.