Pets can get stressed. People often get stressed and when they are stressed their pets are generally stressed as well. Why? Your canine companions can sense the stress in your life and often worry or become anxious. If you’ve been going through some stressful situations and you’ve noticed your Boxeror other breed canine companion having behavioral changes, call your vet and ask about stress in Boxers. Your Boxer may be stressed if his schedule is inconsistent. He may also be stressed if he’s bored, lonely, or going through separation anxiety because your schedule has changed. Signs that your Boxer may be stressed include urinating in the house, excessive barking, irritability, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, development of skin allergies, and destructive behaviors. You can help your Boxer cope by creating a more consistent routine for him. You can also spend more time with him. For more information, contact your veterinarian Raleigh NC.
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