As New Year’s Eve approaches, fireworks will light up the sky across the country—but for many dogs, the celebration sounds more like chaos than cheer. While humans experience fireworks as loud and ...

Fireworks can be a source of great fear and anxiety for dogs, but there are ways to help them cope with the loud noises and flashing lights. Here are three tips to help your dog stay calm and composed ...

Fireworks scare many dogs due to the loud sounds, flashing lights, and unfamiliar smells they don’t understand. Before the holiday, help your dog by playing firework sounds softly and pairing them ...

Fireworks may be a crucial part of your New Year's or Fourth of July celebratio n s, but not everyone is a fan. The light spectacles can be a harrowing experience for dogs and cats – nearly one in ...

While many humans will enjoy them on the Fourth of July, fireworks can be stressful for many dogs if they are within earshot of the booms. Dr. Mark Freeman, a veterinarian and associate clinical ...

WELL, FIREWORKS CAN BE TERRIFYING FOR HOUSE PETS. THE HUMANE SOCIETY IS OUT WITH SOME TIPS AND ADVICE. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S SAMANTHA PASTORINO EXPLAINS. SOME LOVE 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS FOR THEIR ...

Fireworks and loud gatherings can trigger stress and escape behaviors in dogs—preparation is key. Experts recommend creating a secure, familiar space like a covered crate with white noise.

There's nothing like celebrating the Fourth of July in the South, where fireworks glitter the night sky in hues of red, white, and blue. Down in these parts, residents show a deep appreciation for ...

Most people love a fireworks display, but many of our furry friends don't. The loud bangs and crackling sounds can trigger anxiety symptoms in dogs, like pacing, panting, and excessive drooling. It's ...

Ask any dog owner how they feel about Fourth of July fireworks and they’ll likely share a story of finding their pup whimpering in the bathtub. All three of my large, rambunctious dogs hate the loud ...