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If you ignore the signs of separation anxiety, the disorder could get worse. 

What are the signs of separation anxiety?

Dogs with this disorder are often well behaved when people are around, but when left alone, they become anxious, showing one or more of these signs: destruction (chewing, digging), inappropriate elimination (urinating, defecating), excessive salivation or vocalization (barking, whining). Some dogs exhibit signs when separated from the person or people to whom they are most attached even if other people are around.

How do you know if your dog has separation anxiety?

If your dog suffers any of the signs of separation anxiety such as barking, inappropriate urination or defecation, or destruction when left alone, it could be because of separation anxiety. An ideal way to help find out is to videotape your dog when you are out. However, there are other disorders and illnesses with similar signs, so schedule a special consultation with your veterinarian if you think your dog has this problem.
  

What's the best way to treat separation anxiety?

Now, there is a two-part plan that combines behavior training with a daily medication called CLOMICALM® (clomipramine hydrochloride). The CLOMICALM Plan is proven to be fast and effective in relieving the suffering and helping your dog return to a normal life. CLOMICALM Tablets have been proven safe in clinical and laboratory studies. They've been approved by the FDA,* which means they meet tough standards similar to those required for human medications. The following adverse reactions have been reported: lethargy/depression, elevation in liver enzymes, vomiting, diarrhea, and increased thirst. For full product information, see product label.

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If you ignore the signs of separation anxiety, the disorder could get worse.



What are the signs of separation anxiety?

Dogs with this disorder are often well behaved when people are around, but when left alone, they become anxious, showing one or more of these signs: destruction (chewing, digging), inappropriate elimination (urinating, defecating), excessive salivation or vocalization (barking, whining). Some dogs exhibit signs when separated from the person or people to whom they are most attached even if other people are around.



How do you know if your dog has separation anxiety?

If your dog suffers any of the signs of separation anxiety such as barking, inappropriate urination or defecation, or destruction when left alone, it could be because of separation anxiety. An ideal way to help find out is to videotape your dog when you are out. However, there are other disorders and illnesses with similar signs, so schedule a special consultation with your veterinarian if you think your dog has this problem.



What's the best way to treat separation anxiety?

Now, there is a two-part plan that combines behavior training with a daily medication called CLOMICALM® (clomipramine hydrochloride). The CLOMICALM Plan is proven to be fast and effective in relieving the suffering and helping your dog return to a normal life. CLOMICALM Tablets have been proven safe in clinical and laboratory studies. They've been approved by the FDA,* which means they meet tough standards similar to those required for human medications. The following adverse reactions have been reported: lethargy/depression, elevation in liver enzymes, vomiting, diarrhea, and increased thirst. For full product information, see product label.



by Novartis