The disconnect between physical diagnosis and behavioral assessment can lead to misdiagnosis, compromised patient safety, and increased handler risk. This paper posits that a solid foundation in ethology is no longer an optional specialty but a fundamental requirement for competent veterinary care. By understanding the evolutionary drivers of behavior, veterinarians can refine diagnostics, improve compliance, and address the root causes of many presented complaints.
Traditionally, vets focused on physiology (organs, blood, bones). Today, the consensus is that . A change in behavior is often the first—or only—sign of disease. audio relatos de zoofilia