The 4th of July Can Be Scary for Dogs—Here’s How to Help Them Feel Safe
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How to keep pets safe and calm during Fourth of July fireworks
WINNABOW, NC (WWAY) — While many people look forward to celebrating the Fourth of July with fireworks, the loud noises can be frightening for pets. Animal advocates are encouraging pet owners to take a few simple precautions to help keep their animals safe and reduce anxiety during holiday celebrations. Paws Place Dog Rescue recommends creating a quiet, comfortable space inside the home where pets can retreat during fireworks. A bedroom, bathroo…
Help Pets Stay Calm During Fireworks With A Little Planning – Town Square Delaware LIVE
Simple Steps Can Make Independence Day Safer and Less Stressful for Dogs and Cats For many people, fireworks are a highlight of summer celebrations. For pets, however, the loud booms, bright flashes, and unfamiliar smells can be frightening. Animal shelters often see an increase in lost pets around holidays that include fireworks because frightened animals may panic, escape from yards, or bolt through open doors. The good news is that a little p…
Fireworks and Pets Planning Ahead Can Help Keep Animals Safe This Independence Day
Calhoun County, AL – As Independence Day celebrations approach, pet owners are encouraged to prepare ahead of time to help keep their animals safe and reduce anxiety caused by fireworks. The following guidance comes from Nicole Ellis, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Pet Lifestyle Expert with Rover, who shared her expertise during an interview conducted for this article. Ellis said that while fireworks are a holiday tradition for many fa…

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