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Easing your pet’s Fourth of July stress – Wadsworth Community Radio

Wadsworth Community Radio

Basset hound dogMany animals are extremely frightened and stressed at the sight and sound of fireworks.

Animal control officials across the country see a 30-60 percent increase in lost pets each year between July 4-6.

July 5 is one of the busiest days of the year for shelters, as animals run away because they’re scared of the booms.

How can you keep your pets safe and less stressed throughout the fireworks season?

– Designate a safe space for your pet in the house where they can go during the fireworks.
– Play calm (Classical, for example) music in the background to drown out some of the noise.
– Distract your pet with a treat and play time if they are pacing or showing nervous behavior.
– Make sure your pet has its current ID tag with accurate contact information.

Have another pet fireworks tip for us? Feel free to share in a comment!

Categories: Summer Fun

Tina Heiberg

Tina happily lives in her princess palace with her husband, 3 young sons and dog.