Fourth of July Tips
Below are some simple suggestions to help ensure the safety of your pets during the Fourth of July.
- Do not bring your pet to a fireworks display.
- Keep them inside. Bring indoor/outdoor cats and dogs inside. Set up a nice quiet spot in a windowless room, if possible, or keep them in a carrier or kennel. A frightened dog will find a way to escape and a tied up dog may strangle itself trying to get away.
- Leave the TV or radio on to distract them ; soothing noise may help keep pets calm.
- Walk Fido before the fireworks start. If you must take your dog out during the fireworks, keep him on a leash, and avoid ground fireworks to prevent injury or fright.
- If your dog or cat is especially noise sensitive , consider having someone stay home with them, taking them to a boarding facility or discussing tranquilizers with your vet.
- License and tag your pets with your current address and phone number.
Labels: 4th, Dog, Fireworks, July Fourth, Safety

1 Comments:
Well said..
Shelly Smith.
wow gold
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Yes that is a nice idea but have you ever thought of going up to the biggest guy on the subway and telling him your thoughts on this. I wonder what he might do, or would you even do it.
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