

How to keep your dog calm during fireworks

Bonfire Night is a time for celebration, but for many pets, the loud, unpredictable bangs of fireworks and the general commotion can be a source of stress and anxiety. In this article our veterinary nurse, Vic, will help you recognise the potential signs of stress in your pet and share some top tips on how to get ready for Bonfire night to help support their well-being.
Understanding Stress in Dogs
Just like humans, dogs can experience stress, and it's important for pet owners to recognise the signs and their potential triggers. Stress can manifest in many ways so it’s important to monitor your dog to see if they exhibit any of these stress-related behaviours, especially during high-stress occasions such as Bonfire Night.
- Lowering their tail or keeping it tucked between their legs
- Panting excessively
- Shaking
- Pacing back and forth and unable to settle
- Licking their lips frequently and yawning
- Pin their ears back
- Exhibiting destructive behaviours like chewing furniture
- Showing aggression or fear
- Have stomach upsets or lack of appetite
Prolonged stress can lead to more serious behavioural and health problems, so it's vital to address their anxiety, especially during potentially stressful events like Bonfire Night.
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