07/02/2026
πΊπΈβ€οΈπ€π π 4TH OF JULY PET SAFETY REMINDER! πΎπ β€οΈπ€ππΊπΈ
As you celebrate this Independence Day, don't forget that fireworks can be frightening for our furry family members. πΆπ± Here are a few simple ways to help keep your pets safe and stress-free this holiday:
π Keep Pets Indoors
Fireworks can cause even the calmest pets to panic and run away. Keep them safely inside with doors, windows, and gates securely closed.
π΅ Play Calming Music or White Noise
Turn on the TV, radio, or a white noise machine to help drown out the loud booms.
π·οΈ Check Microchips & ID Tags
Make sure your pet's collar fits properly and that their ID tags and microchip information are currentβjust in case they get loose.
π§Έ Create a Safe Space
Provide a quiet room with their favorite bed, blanket, and toys where they can feel secure.
π« Keep Pets Away from Fireworks
Never bring pets to fireworks displays. Sparklers, firecrackers, and spent fireworks can cause serious burns and injuries.
π Avoid Holiday Foods
Keep BBQ favorites, bones, onions, grapes, chocolate, alcohol, and xylitol-containing treats out of reach.
π Watch for Signs of Stress
πΎ Excessive panting
πΎ Trembling or shaking
πΎ Hiding
πΎ Pacing or whining
πΎ Trying to escape
βοΈ If your pet experiences severe anxiety or you have concerns about helping them through fireworks season, give us a call before the holiday. We're happy to discuss options to help keep them comfortable.
πΊπΈβ€οΈ Wishing you and your furry family a safe, happy, and peaceful 4th of July! β€οΈπ€ππΎπ