Independence Day can be alarming and dangerous for pets due to fireworks. This article will tell you how to keep animals safe.
Helpful Hints
According to American Humane, July 5 is the busiest day for shelters of the year, as many pets run away and get lost amid fireworks and other noise.
In addition, pets experience emotional discomfort.
American Humane has prepared helpful tips on how to keep your pets safe on the 4th of July:
- Take your pet away from the place where the fireworks will be.
- Do not take your pet to a holiday where there will be a lot of noise and people.
- Close and curtain windows during fireworks and place the animal in a back room to minimize bright lights and loud noises.
- Do not leave the animal alone at home if the pet is anxious and afraid of loud noises.
- Use animal sedatives only on the advice of a veterinarian.
- Attach an identification tag to your pet's collar with your address and phone number.
- Please double check that the information provided is correct.
By following these recommendations, you will be able to protect your pet and take care of his psychological and physical health.
