Description
This webinar will provide a focused exploration of the treatment options available for separation-related disorders in dogs. The session will highlight the use of short-term and long-term pharmacological interventions, alongside nutraceutical and pheromone-based approaches, to support the management of canine separation-related anxiety. Emphasis will be placed on the evidence base for each modality, appropriate case selection, and how these treatments can be effectively integrated with behavioural support. Attendees will gain practical insights into tailoring therapy plans that improve treatment outcomes and enhance canine welfare.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the role of pharmacological treatment in managing separation-related disorders.
- Differentiate between short-term and long-term medications, and identify when each is most appropriate.
- Consider the use of nutraceuticals in treating separation anxiety.
- Evaluate the role of pheromone-based interventions as adjunctive therapy.
- Formulate multimodal treatment strategies combining pharmacological, nutraceutical, and pheromone options to optimise outcomes.
