S2 Ep2190: PET TIPS Calm Your Dog Before Fireworks

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S2 Ep2190: PET TIPS Calm Your Dog Before Fireworks

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In this episode of Pet Tips, host Nanette Wiser reminds you not to wait till 4th of July to prep your dog for fireworks noise. If your dog has severe noise phobia or panic attacks, talk to your veterinarian before the holiday begins. They can safely prescribe situational anti-anxiety medications.
Pre-Fireworks Prep Work

Tire them out: Go for a long run or play an extended game of fetch earlier in the day. A physically exhausted dog will be much more relaxed.
Potty early: Get all bathroom breaks out of the way well before dusk. Never leave a stressed dog outside during a fireworks show.
Prep the environment: Close all windows, blinds, and curtains to block out the flashes of light. Layer two forms of background noise (such as a TV show combined with a box fan) to help mask the sudden pops.
Create a safe den: Set up their crate or a cozy corner in a central, interior room like a bathroom or closet with their favorite blankets.
Try calming gear: Put on a gentle compression vest like the ThunderShirt to provide a swaddling effect. You can also try noise-canceling ear bands.
Offer high-value treats: Keep their minds occupied with treats in a toy to distract them.
Stay normal and neutral: Dogs look to their pack leaders for cues. Act as though nothing unusual is happening. While you can gently comfort them, avoid overly dramatic, high-pitched soothing, which can accidentally reinforce their fear.

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