Monday, September 19, 2011
That darn dog
Last week we discussed Feliway and its use in some problem behaviors our felines may exhibit. This week, we focus on a similar product intended for our dogs. D.A.P. (dog appeasing pheromone) is a chemical copy of the pheromone produced by the mother dog at birth that helps to calm puppies. The effect of this pheromone lasts throughout the dog's life. D.A.P. may be useful in several situations: excessive barking; inappropriate elimination (either urine or feces); chewing; anxiety; or to help adapt a new puppy/canine to a home. D.A.P. comes as a diffuser, a spray, as well as a collar. As with Feliway, results vary. Dog owners should give the product at least a month long trial, and should still practice other behavior modification techniques, as D.A.P. is not intended as a stand alone answer to all behavior problems. Call our office today for more information!
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