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Overflowing paper trays on employees desks.  This is a clear indicator either a performance gap problem where the employee should have his/her duties performance measured to address the gap or it could indicate a work overload where the employee has been allocated too many duties for him/her to realistically perform in the course of the day/week/year.
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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.

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Pets itch, scratch, bite, and lick themselves for many reasons. Some of the more common itching causes include: skin parasites, bacterial or fungal skin infections, stress or boredom, contact irritants and inhalant allergies.
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A professional veterinary dental cleaning nearly always involves anesthesia. A typical veterinary dental includes full oral exam, treatment/removal of diseased teeth, removal of plaque and tartar, and finally polishing the teeth. Animals, no matter how well-trained they may be, do not open up their mouth and put up with the noise and possible discomfort involved with a full dental cleaning.
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