June 2, 2021: Noise Phobia update. The newest, greatest and latest in the diagnosis and treatment of noise phobia

RACE Program #:

814816

RACE-Approved CE

1 Hour

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Free to ELITE Members; otherwise $50/1-hour webinar

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“It’s not just all about fireworks and thunderstorms!”

In this VETgirl veterinary CE webinar, Dr. Lisa Radosta, DACVB reviews what’s new with noise phobia. Noise phobia affects almost 50% of the dogs in the United States. Noise phobia is the behavioral chameleon masquerading as generalized anxiety, inappropriate elimination and global fear. Join us to learn the latest research, treatments and patient presentations.

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  1. Absolutely loved this! Thank you so much Dr Radosta. I hope this helps a lot of dogs and their people.

    I’m curious about the slide stating 70% found improvement using environment management (blinds, hiding place, etc). Is this based on a different study than the Riemer 2020 (Effectiveness of treatments for firework fears in dogs)? Reading the 2020 study it looks like this intervention was associated with deterioration rather than improvement (unlikely to be causative of course). I can’t find mention of it in the Riemer 2019 study (Not a one-way road—Severity, progression and prevention of firework fears in dogs). I’d love to read more!

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