While fireworks are enjoyed by many on the Fourth of July, the loud booms can be extremely frightening for dogs.
that humans cannot hear. Even everyday noises, such as a vacuum cleaner, can be distressing for a dog because it sounds louder to them than it does to a human.
There are earmuffs made specially for dogs, but those are best introduced to a dog gradually in advance of fireworks. "Veterinarians tend to see an increase in visits in the summertime from dogs who've eaten ribs, corn on the cob, and skewers," Rover advises."Make sure to keep food scraps and trash away from your pet by discarding them as soon as you're finished."
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