APAWS - Behavioral Information


	When you adopt a new animal, or have had a pet for years, there will be times where the animal may act strangely or even aggressive. Below you will find links to behavior resources that may help you discover the reasoning behind some peculiar behavior. REMEMBER many times unusual behavior is an indication of a health problem. Make sure that you have your veterinarian check your animal for any possible health problems. Cat Behavior Dog Behavior Small Animal Behavior (Coming Soon)
	Aggression in Multicat Households (Columbia Animal Hospital) Animal Forum Behavior Guides for Cats (Columbia Animal Hospital) Cat Aggression by Anne Moss The Cat Site I'd Like You to Meet: Introducing Cats by Mary Anne Miller Miss Aster's School of Well-Behaved Felines (San Francisco SPCA) Problem Scratching and How to Stop It by Anne Moss Spraying - When Your Cat Uses Urine to Mark Territory by Anne Moss Veterinary Partner Return to Top ^ Behavior Guides for Dogs (Columbia Animal Hospital) San Francisco SPCA Dog Behavior Library Veterinary Partner Return to Top ^



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