Zhaolin Wang

Ruipai Pet Hospital, Sanya, 572000, Hainan, China
Author    Correspondence author
International Journal of Molecular Zoology, 2024, Vol. 14, No. 5   
Received: 22 Jul., 2024    Accepted: 31 Aug., 2024    Published: 20 Sep., 2025

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Canine surgeries are common procedures in veterinary medicine, and the recovery process is critical to ensuring successful outcomes. This study evaluates the effects of pre-surgical behavioral training on the recovery of dogs, aiming to enhance physiological and psychological recovery. Pre-surgical training involves techniques designed to reduce stress and improve coping mechanisms, preparing dogs for surgery through behavioral conditioning. We implemented a training regimen with a group of dogs scheduled for surgery, focusing on stress reduction, owner-pet bonding, and behavioral conditioning. Post-surgical outcomes revealed significant improvements in recovery, including reduced stress, faster healing, and improved overall well-being. The case study provided strong empirical evidence supporting the benefits of pre-surgical behavioral training, highlighting its positive impact on post-operative recovery. This study emphasizes the importance of integrating behavioral training into veterinary practices and suggests further research to refine and expand its applications in clinical settings.

Canine surgery; Behavioral training; Recovery; Stress reduction; Veterinary practices