Fireworks may be a crucial part of your New Year's or Fourth of July celebratio n s, but not everyone is a fan. The light spectacles can be a harrowing experience for dogs and cats – nearly one in ...

With firework sales and firework noise complaints increasing this time of year, many dog owners are looking for safe ways to keep their dogs calm Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has ...

The Fourth of July is usually filled with festive, fun activities for humans: hot dogs, hamburgers, parades, beer and the beach — but for dogs, the Fourth is filled with fireworks and fear. Last year, ...

Fireworks are a problem for sensitive dogs every year, but this year, they’re a scourge. Almost everywhere, it seems, people who have been cooped up for months are heading out every night to set off ...

Although the Fourth of July is a fun time for humans as people tend to celebrate with fireworks, drinking beers and laying poolside, it's not always as fun for our pets - with many of them being ...

To calm a panting dog effectively, it’s important to understand that while panting is a normal canine behavior in most situations, excessive panting can signal your dog needs help cooling down or ...

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If your dog is afraid of the vet, they might show signs like barking, growling, and physical reactions, which can make check-ups and vaccinations very difficult – and might put you off taking them ...

I live with an older dog that has dementia. Similar to dementia in people, he gets anxious and confused later in the day. Because of this, I've been looking into ways to help dogs destress naturally, ...

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