Behavior
Managing Compulsive Disorders in Cats
Although compulsive disorder is a relatively rare diagnosis for cats, this behavior can lead to a significantly decreased quality of life for both cat and owner.
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Dr. Khan received his DVM degree from the University of Florida in 2019. He spent a year in a rotating internship at BluePearl Pet Hospital in Gainesville, Florida. Currently, he is a behavior resident at the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University, studying under Dr. Sara Bennett and Dr. Margaret Gruen. His current research interests include canine and feline cognition, age-related changes in the brain, and novel therapeutic approaches to behavior disorders.
Although compulsive disorder is a relatively rare diagnosis for cats, this behavior can lead to a significantly decreased quality of life for both cat and owner.
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