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614 results Related Topics How to Keep Pets Safe During Fireworks (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News) - Fireworks can frighten pets, but it's their startling reactions that are more alarming for pet owners. Panicked dogs, for example, have been known to jump through doors and tear through window screens. The SPCA advises precautions for pets during the Fourth (The Salinas Californian) - The SPCA of Monterey County advises the 4th of July holiday can be a dangerous holiday for pets. While fireworks are an exciting part of holiday celebrations, they can frighten many of our community's companion animals. July 4 can be dangerous time for pets (The Press-Enterprise) - The Fourth of July means family gatherings, trips to recreation spots, and lots of noise after dark as fireworks shows fill the air with booms and dazzle. It's the latter that proves to be a major concern every year for animal control officials, who say the loud noises tend to frighten family pets that are sometimes left to face their fears alone, often with tragic results. |
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