US EditionProtect Your Pets From the Christmas Noise: Fireworks Can Cause Them Serious Harm
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The use of fireworks at Christmas increases stress and anxiety in pets, causing them to run away or suffer serious injuries. Veterinarians recommend designating a safe space, preventing them from escaping, and consulting about prescription tranquilizers. Dogs and cats hear loud noises more intensely, so they require special care during this time of year.
The Christmas season has begun and with it comes a considerable increase in the cases of pets suffering from severe episodes of stress, panic and even seizures due to pyrotechnics. According to experts, this phenomenon not only affects the immediate welfare of animals, but brings far more serious consequences in the long term. Veterinaries from Barquisimeto point out that the strong stress caused by the noise of fireworks is a powerful catalyst …
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