46. Good judging capacity
47. good interpersonal skills
48. great decision making
49. Quick response
50 Quick resolution
51. commitment

52. persistence

53. tenacity

54. Strength

55. bright
56.perseverance
57. more breathing space
58. family friendly
59. Assertive
60.Active
61.all greivences are listened..
62. good advicing comittee
63. Kool website

It is never easy to handle a scared or a terrified pet. But some ways of managing the fright could be:

To take Short car rides to pleasant places, such as a park can take away some of the fear of the unknown.

Speak to your owner about working with some non-stressful office visits (maybe just a quick peek in the waiting room to get a biscuit!) to help the pet be more manageable when or if the need arises. Communication with owner as to  how to handle pets could prove beneficial.

Talk with the owner about pre-visit tranquilzers or other in-office methods for a calm exam.

Choose quieter times of the day, when extra technicians are available.

Another option to avoid veterinary office stress is to find a mobile veterinarian.