Here's how to keep your pet safe in time for the Independence Day fireworks. How to prepare your pets for Fourth of July fireworks Prepping your pets for July Fourth fireworks displays starts well ...

While the loud booms and pops coming from 4th of July fireworks celebrations are part of the attraction for humans, the random explosions and whistles can be terrifying to pets. And those fears can ...

Animal shelters and organizations answer pet owners' questions about pets and fireworks, and how to keep cats and dogs safe ...

With events like Boom in the Park here at Evans Towne Center Park or your neighbors setting off fireworks, our pets aren’t sure what to think when they hear these loud noises.

Fireworks are fun to look at but not when you're worried about your pets at home and how the noise can frighten them. Here's how to keep them safe.

How to keep your pet safe on July Fourth. It's just the Fourth of July. What's the worst that could happen to your beloved pets? Well, a lot can happen. Fireworks are loud and sometimes intimidating.

NEW OREANS — It’s going to be a toasty few days for your Fourth of July and holiday weekend so it’s important to practice heat safety for both you and your pets.Afternoon highs for your ...

The Pet Resource Center shared the following tips to keep your pets safe this Fourth of July: Make sure your pet’s microchip and ID tag are up to date. Keep pets indoors and secure during fireworks.