Loud or unexpected noises like fireworks can be distressing for dogs. With New Year's Eve here, it's important to take vital ...

Avoid taking dogs to fireworks shows or leaving them outside. Ensure ID: Update your dog’s ID tags, and microchip info, ...

Some dogs don't react much to the loud noises outside and are able to remain chill, like Smith's other dog, an 8-year-old ...

Fireworks may be exciting for us humans, but they can be a nightmare for dogs and cats. Here's how to keep your furry friends ...

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One suggestion is to use a pheromone diffuser. Synthetic pheromones, like Adaptil for dogs and Feliway for cats, mimic the ...

Fireworks and loud noises can turn even the bravest dog into a scared puppy. And when a dog is scared, he is more likely to run away to find shelter.

New Year’s Eve is a night filled with celebrations as one year ends and another starts but while many of us enjoy firework displays and parties, our canine companions are sometimes less keen. If ...

When the New Year's ball is about to drop, your dog may already be hiding under your furniture. Fireworks can be traumatic ...

Besides getting homeopathic calming pills from your vet, you can also try the following steps to make the evening easier on your fur baby’s ears and nerves.

As festivities get underway Tuesday night, the director and founder of a local animal shelter is reminding people to give ...

Bernal recommends calming supplements for dogs, which have a therapeutic effect and can help keep your animal calm when there's lots of noise outside. "Supplement products have a targeted and ...