How to keep your pets safe this Fourth of July

The video discusses the impact of fireworks on pets, especially during the 4th of July. It provides tips on keeping pets safe, such as creating a quiet space indoors and ensuring pet identification is up to date. The importance of microchipping and using national databases for lost pets is highlighted. For pets with anxiety, consulting a veterinarian for medication like Trazodone is recommended.

Why do animal shelters experience a surge in lost pets after the 4th of July?

• Pets get scared by the loud noises and run away.

• Owners often forget to close their doors.

• Shelters offer free services during this time.

• Pets are attracted to fireworks.

What is one of the main recommendations for keeping pets safe during fireworks?

• Leave them with a neighbor.

• Take them to a fireworks show.

• Create a quiet indoor space for them.

• Let them roam freely outside.

What should pet owners do if their pet accidentally gets out during a party?

• Post on social media.

• Wait for the pet to return on its own.

• Call the police immediately.

• Ensure pet identification is up to date.

What is a recommended solution for pets with severe anxiety during fireworks?

• Take them for a walk.

• Ignore their behavior.

• Give them a new toy.

• Consult a veterinarian for medication.

What is the most effective way to reunite lost pets with their families?

• Calling local radio stations.

• Using a national pet database.

• Microchipping the pet.

• Posting flyers around the neighborhood.