How to Help Keep Your Pets Calm During Fireworks
For those with pets, the holidays and especially New Year can be a trying time as the racket caused by fireworks is often impossible to avoid, even in the smallest towns.
For those with pets, the holidays and especially New Year can be a trying time as the racket caused by fireworks is often impossible to avoid, even in the smallest towns.
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Last night’s fireworks were pretty intense as we ushered in the 20s. A nonstop barrage of sound and smoke for 45 minutes was a spectacle for people, but terrifying show for some dogs and cats inhabiting the city. We have and published and republished advice on keeping your pets calm during fireworks celebrations, but it’s…
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