If You See Your Fur Kid Doing This, Take Them To The Vet IMMEDIATELY!

If you see your fur kid pressing his head against a hard surface, please take him to the vet immediately.

Some people have mistakenly thought their fur kids were “just being silly” and wrote this behavior off, but if you notice your fur kid pressing their head against a wall or other hard surface, know this is a sign they need medical attention. It’s important you take them to the vet as soon as possible for a prompt diagnosis and treatment.

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Find Out What Head Pressing Really Means And How You Can Help Your Pets

The only language our pets know is the language of love, so it’s very important that as a pet parent, you learn to decode the signs of their sometimes unusual behavior. Head pressing may look cute, but in reality it is actually is the start of a serious health problem. Anytime your fur kid starts exhibiting atypical behavior, take note and ask your vet if it is cause for concern. Unfortunately, they can’t tell us when they are pain or not feeling well, so the next best way they have of tipping us off is acting a little “funny.”

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When your pets press their heads against any hard surface it means that there’s damage to their nervous system. A damage in the nervous system is caused by numerous factors such as prosencephalon disease, toxic poisoning, tumors, infections, or other conditions.

If you see this happening to your fur kid, take him to the vet for necessary treatment.

It’s always best that you take them as soon as possible because the sooner they’re treated, the better for them. As for treatment, it really will depend on what’s causing your pet to press his head against the wall. Some cases will require hospitalization while other may require a different type of treatment.

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Remember that your fur kid can’t talk and let you know their problems, they can only give you clues and hints which you need to take seriously. If you pet does something that he normally doesn’t do, please check with the vet so you can provide them with the best possible care. Please SHARE this post with your friends so that you can inform them about this issue and how they can keep their fur babies healthy and happy.

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