How to Keep Your Pet Calm During Fireworks Season

Not all pets respond to fireworks or other loud noises in the same way, and some may not respond at all. “If your dog or cat shows anxiety about new people in the house, noises or bright lights, or is generally an anxious or nervous pet, they may be more prone to anxiety in April. There will be fireworks in July,” says Dr. Heidi Houchen, VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialist in Oregon.

Pets can start exhibiting these problems at any time, so owners should always be on the lookout for signs of distress (gasping, pacing, hiding, barking, shivering, or other signs of agitation) and We recommend that you discuss with your veterinarian how you can help. their pets.

Other precautions include making sure your pet is getting enough exercise before the event so that they are a little tired and unable to express their extra energy, and keeping things as routine as possible at home. There are cases.

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