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La psicologia nella gestione del proprietario

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Favaro F.
In: Canine and Feline Nutrition - Veterinary Focus - Vol. 24(3) - Nov. 2014 by Veterinary Focus
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    Introduzione

    L’adozione di un animale domestico risponde spesso alla soddisfazione di un desiderio di compagnia o di altro bisogno di carattere psicologico. Frequentemente il futuro proprietario si orienta verso l’acquisizione di un animale che, nel proprio immaginario, meglio soddisfa tali esigenze, non sempre preoccupandosi della conoscenza dei bisogni dell’animale. In un mondo ideale, prima di adottare un animale, il proprietario si dovrebbe rivolgere al veterinario per conoscere il modo migliore per allevare l’animale da compagnia e ottimizzare il rapporto uomoanimale ma questo accade raramente.

    La scarsa considerazione della compatibilità tra le motivazioni all’acquisizione dell’animale, lo stile di vita del futuro proprietario e le caratteristiche dell’animale stesso, possono ripercuotersi sull’appropriatezza della gestione mettendo a rischio il benessere dell’animale e il successo della relazione.

    Un ambito nel quale frequentemente il comportamento del proprietario non risulta adeguato a soddisfare le naturali esigenze dell’animale è l’alimentazione. L’animale domestico dipende quasi esclusivamente dal proprietario per la soddisfazione del proprio fabbisogno alimentare. Tuttavia, come spesso i veterinari constatano, c’è ancora poca consapevolezza delle diverse necessità alimentari degli animali, anche banalmente delle differenti esigenze manifestate da cani e gatti. Il proprietario poco consapevole, male informato o non attento alle esigenze, tenderà a trattare l’animale in modo spontaneo e ingenuo, proponendogli o imponendogli comportamenti antropomorfi anche nell’ambito alimentare. L’animale diviene così vittima di comportamenti scorretti con conseguenze alle volte critiche e/o patologiche come nel caso di sovrappeso e obesità.

    Punti Chiave

    • Buonsenso, ragionamento logico e istruzioni accurate da parte di un professionista non sono sempre sufficienti a cambiare il modello comportamentale di un proprietario nei confronti del proprio animale da compagnia.

    • Il rapporto proprietario/veterinario è allo stesso tempo un aspetto integrante e critico perché le istruzioni sulla dieta abbiano successo. Il veterinario non deve essere uno psicologo, ma è fondamentale comprendere come gestire la comunicazione e capire i meccanismi che governano le relazioni umane.

    • Conoscere alcune delle principali “regole sociali” che aiutano a persuadere le persone ad agire può consentire al veterinario di convincere più facilmente un proprietario a mettere in pratica le istruzioni fornite.

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    Favaro, F. and Adamelli, S. (2014) “La psicologia nella gestione del proprietario”, Canine and Feline Nutrition - Veterinary Focus - Vol. 24(3) - Nov. 2014. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/veterinary-focus/canine-and-feline-nutrition-veterinary-focus-vol-243-nov-2014/la-psicologia-nella-gestione-del-proprietario (Accessed: 30 March 2023).

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