Microchip your furry friends and keep their tags up to date! Make sure your pets are wearing collars with their name and a phone number when fireworks are around. Pet not microchipped? Check out our Friday Walk-In Microchip Clinic here.
Take a photo of your pet that night, just to be safe! An updated photo will be helpful if your pet ends up lost.
Lighter fluid, matches, fireworks, citronella-based insect repellents, and sunscreen are harmful to pets. Never use any of these around your furry friends.
Pets can be sneaky and curious! Make sure to keep things like charcoal and alcohol out of reach.
If loud noises scare your pets, keep the TV on or some calming music to help cover up some of the sounds outside.
Take your dogs outside earlier in the day, so they can go back inside in time for fireworks. Never leave them unattended outdoors.
Leave your furry friends at home with their favorite toys, treats, and even clothes that have your scent on them. It's like a teddy bear to them!
Give them treats and let your friends do so, too! Positive reinforcement is always a good way to let them know it's okay.
