Maximizing Yuk2e’s Effectiveness
When you consider that pets will not only eat their own excrement, but also just about anyone else’s, it becomes readily apparent that taste aversion is a challenging problem. An important point to remember is that undesirable licking and chewing is usually a behavioral, not medical, predicament. So when using Yuk2e or YukForte, we need to come at the challenge from a “taste aversion training” perspective. Yuk2e is most effective when used in conjunction with simple behavioral therapy. The first secret of success with Yuk2e is to make the pet’s first experience...
Read MoreYuk2e or YukForte? What’s the difference?
Here's a quick note to help answer two common questions we receive from potential new customers... 1) Should I use Yuk2e or YukForte for my pet? 2) Why make YukForte when Yuk2e is so effective?
Read MoreA Dog’s Life to Envy… and no more leg licking!
Destructive licking and chewing by a pet can add unnecessary stress and harm to the pet, the owner, and their relationship. So it's always great to receive kind notes from our customers when Yuk2e or YukForte really help improve the health and well-being of a pet. Learn about Max, the Lab, and his cross-country adventure with Yuk2e.
Read MoreHow does Yuk2e save you hundreds (even thousands!?) of dollars in unnecessary Pet costs?
It’s amazing the number of cries for help we receive from frustrated veterinarians or pet owners about pets fixating on, and subsequently damaging, a recent surgical or procedure site. Bandages, itchy sutures, clipper burns, catheters, you name it… they all drive our pets crazy and many times cause harmful and costly damage that create return visits to the Vet. While it has many uses, Yuk2e’s greatest value and original purpose was specifically to stop self-mutilation of surgical procedure sites by dogs, cats, and other small animals. For many Animal...
Read MoreWelcome to the all new Vet Planet site!
We look forward to posting great news and stories on how Vet Planet products are helping our furry friends. If you are interested in sharing your pet’s story with us, please email us at info@vetplanet.net and we’ll be sure to highlight your story. - The Vet Planet Team
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