>>Tips for Helping Ease Holiday Stress for Your Pets
(Undated) -- For some Virginians the month of December is full of holiday parties, but your pets may not be feeling so festive. Let's turn to Rebecca Hughes for some helpful tips.Preview: Wrap Script:
From large, loud bashes to quiet dinner parties, your pets may be feeling the stress of having extra commotion in the house. Veterinarian Dr. Susan Nelson says owners will know if their furry friend enjoys the extra attention or not.Preview: She says if you don't think that will ease the tension, talk to your vet about herbal supplements or even prescriptions that can help you and your pet enjoy the events of the holiday season.
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'Tis the season for holiday get-togethers, but your furry friends may not be as excited about all the extra visitors. Veterinarian Dr. Susan Nelson says majority of pet owners can lock their pet away in a quiet bedroom, possibly inside a crate, to help lower the animals' stress. But if that doesn't work...Preview: In extreme cases, Nelson says you may want to consider boarding your pet.