Stress in pets can manifest itself in different ways, such as restlessness, excessive barking or meowing, loss of appetite, isolation, destructive behaviors or compulsive licking. Factors such as changes in your environment, loud noises, lack of exercise or socialization can trigger it.

To prevent it, it is essential to establish a daily routine with regular feeding schedules, walks and rest. In addition, providing them with a safe environment, interactive toys and moments of play helps to keep them mentally stimulated. It is also important to avoid situations that generate anxiety and strengthen the bond with caresses and words of affection. If stress symptoms persist, consult a veterinarian to assess your well-being and find the best solution for your peace of mind.