Boredom Busterz Lick & Snuffle Mats for Dogs

What helps control over dog barking related to boredom or attention getting.. our dog barks nonstop when we go to bed

My dogs had bumps/lumps on her back but I think it may be from boredom but if feel better if I got a professional answer it's looks kinda dry

My 8 week old pup cries constantly during the night when crated, even if I’m with him, what sort of chew treat etc is safe for him to keep him occupied, he’s happy and content just bored. I do have a Kong on its way but until then what can he have to cure his boredom?

We just adopted a lab/ retriever from the shelter. She has been with us for about 3-4 weeks now. She is adjusting really well. Until yesterday, she nuzzled a big hole in the wall. She has our other dog with her. Is it separation anxiety or boredom? should we crate her?

Lately my dog has been chewing on things like the carpet and the baseboard, I’m assuming from boredom. I walk him 4-5 times a day but me and my other family members work so sometimes it’s challenging to get him to the park or have him off leash to play since we live in an apartment complex. Is there anything we can do to dismiss this behavior? Any chew toy recommendations to keep him occupied during the times we aren’t home? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

My hamster scratches himself a lot and he appears to have a small cut behind his ear but is otherwise healthy, what could this mean? The cut is not bleeding but it is red, he's very fluffy and is super active so it's hard to see very close. Is he scratching excessively because of boredom or something else? He has a cage that is 450 sq inches. Can I do something for him? Maybe he has allergies?

My puppy is beginning to pull her pee pee pad off the tray and run around with it. She did this before when she was younger but she stopped it. Recently her routine has changed because I've gone back to school and my mom went back to work & she does have separation anxiety but we make sure she is never alone. I make sure she has a lot of attention when I am home. I thought it might be boredom so made her run around and play all day yesterday she pulls even when I'm with her. What else can I do

I've got a few questions. First my two birds are having a hard time bonding with me how do I fix that? Second I think my hamster needs a bigger cage, picture below, 3rd my leopard gecko has a heating Rock does that mean I can leave his light off during the night? How often should I clean out my bunnies litter box? My birds are starting to pluck their feathers due to boredom we're getting toy soon but how do I keep it from becoming a Habit in the meantime? Thanks!

hello, i have recently moved in with my grandparents who have an 8 month old lab retriever puppy. she has boundless energy & has developed a chewing problem due to boredom. they take her on extremely short walks, over feed her, and don't regularly bathe her. she has bad behavior around other dogs & is barely leash trained. ive offered to take her on longer walks, as i am much younger than they are, but they flat out refused as they dont see a "problem". should i still help out the best i can?

My dog has been licking at his paw for a month now and I had looked at it previously and didn’t see anything and thought he was licking it because of boredom but now I’ve noticed it’s lost all the hair and I can see it better. It’s now red and looks like it has clear ooze coming out of a small open area. I had soaked it in apple cider vinegar 50-50 with water and put coconut oil on it but wondering if I need a topical cream?

Hello, My male gerbil is around 1 and a half years old and I have noticed recently he is drinking large quantities of water and frequently. More than normal. Unfortunately he lives by himself in his own cage as he got into fights with my other 2 gerbils. He drinks more water than my other 2 gerbils put together. He weighs 120 grams. He also exercises in his wheel a lot more than my other gerbils. Do you think this is out of boredom and more exercise, or because of a health problem?

According to my research, a tail straight down , not in between his leg, just outside of it and it doesn't move like in this picture, the third picture in particular, it would mean it's submissive and concerned. And if it's licking anyone a lot it "could" mean that it's Obsessive licking which may be a sign of underlying issues, including anxiety, boredom, or fear. So would it mean that my dog if he licks a lot and has that tail low like the pic, that my dog is anxious? Or am I overthinking?