Pets may need time to adjust as more people spend time out of homes
Anyone traveling with a pet should not leave animals in the car when the car is off.
May 6, 2021 6:37 PM Greg White
ONALASKA, Wis. (WKBT) – Pets are a part of many families, but much like human, our furry friends have had some changes during the pandemic.
That includes changes to routines and missing out on socialization with a variety of people, as well as unfamiliar animals.
The President of the American Veterinary Medical Association says taking things slow will help.
“A lot of pets were added to households over the last year. And then some of them got used to us being at home with them. So I’d recommend that people ease back into it. So if they know they’re going back to work and more and more full time, try to do it incrementally with your pets,” said American Veterinary Medical Association President Dr. Douglas Kratt.