From PetDoc's blog
Pet safety for Independence Day festivities
Independence Day can be one of the most stressful days of the year for your dog or cat. To alleviate this stress, the Seattle Humane Society recommends the following (via My Seattle Pets):
- Keep your pets inside
- Create a calming environment
- Keep away from fireworks
- Update identification
For more detailed advice, read the full article!
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