Getting Your Dog Ready for the 4th of July
Learn what you can do to prepare your dog for July 4th and the fireworks, plus safety and training tips. Teach your dog that fireworks predict great things
July 4th fireworks can cause stress and anxiety in our pets, and many pets go missing and get lost in their efforts to escape the noise. Luckily, with some preparation, you can help your dog or cat acclimate to the sound of fireworks, address any noise phobia with medication or supplements, and make sure your home is safe and secure. The resources below offer insights and how-to's to prepare your home and pet for the fireworks celebrations, along with recommended products for helping your pet on the 4th of July.
Learn what you can do to prepare your dog for July 4th and the fireworks, plus safety and training tips. Teach your dog that fireworks predict great things
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