Behavior Medicine In the News

The work of Dr. Siracusa and the Behavior Medicine team at Penn Vet is often featured in the news media. Here are recent articles featuring Dr. Siracusa and his team's work in companion animal behavior medicine.

Penn Vet Behavior News

Helping pets cope with quarantine, and reopening
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2020
Penn Vet Launches New Telehealth Platform, Expands Access to Leading Pet Behavior Expertise
Monday, May 4, 2020
Demystifying feline behavior
Wednesday, Feb 19, 2020
Understanding Your Pet’s Emotions for a Better Life
Friday, Jun 7, 2019
New telemedicine app connects veterinarians and pet owners with behavioral expertise
Friday, Apr 20, 2018

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Behavior Medicine In the News

Your dog may love you, but doesn't love the sight of your face, study finds

NBC News — Monday, Oct 5, 2020
Dr. Carlo Siracusa commented on a study that shows dogs aren’t wired to focus on human faces.
Yes, You Can Totally Have A Codependent Relationship With Your Dog

Bustle — Friday, Nov 27, 2020
Dr. Jennifer Essler interviewed for a story about codependent relationships with dogs.
Telehealth for dog behavior problems during COVID-19

KYW Newsradio — Friday, May 8, 2020
KYW Newsradio spoke with Dr. Carlo Siracusa about Ryan Hospital's new behavior telehealth program.
Pet owners note behavioral changes in their cats and dogs during the coronavirus pandemic

6abc — Monday, Apr 20, 2020
Dr. Carlo Siracusa answers questions about how change can trigger stress, and pets needing safe space and quiet time.
How to Care for Your Furry Friends Under Lockdown

The New York Times — Tuesday, Apr 21, 2020
Dr. Carlo Siracusa talks about pet care during the coronavirus lockdown.
Study finds kittens bond with their human caregivers like babies do

PBS — Monday, Sep 23, 2019
A new study highlighting the social nature of cats showed that kittens bond with their human caregivers like babies do.

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