The Fourth of July is usually filled with festive, fun activities for humans — but for dogs, the Fourth is filled with ...

Other pets and wild animals often flee during explosive July Fourth displays, leaving behind abandoned nests and creating ...

Many animals find those massive blasts terrifying. The Dog Whisperer shares his wisdom for a calmer pet this 4th.

Introverted dogs can be very sensitive to triggers and stimuli. For instance, loud noises, bright lights, crowded spaces, ...

As the 4th of July nears, millions of Americans prep for BBQs, beach days, and—of course—fireworks. But while we humans ooh ...

With every pop and crackle of the holiday fireworks, your pets may experience fear and anxiety. Knowing what to expect is a ...

Create a safe space in a quiet room for pets on the 4th of July with familiar bedding, toys, and water to help keep them calm ...

As for how to keep your animals comfortable while inside: "Put them in a quiet room on the day of. If you're in a confined ...

As fireworks illuminate the skies each Fourth of July, the explosions that delight humans can cause chaos for the nation’s ...

Bringing pets to July 4th events may also decrease the chances they’re found if they run away, as the animal may not be able ...

There is plenty you can do to keep pets safe and relaxed over the July Fourth holiday. Here, veterinarians and other animal experts weigh in on some of the best ways for pet owners to prepare for a ...

Dogs get scared of the most random things, which may or may not include lizards and other creepy-crawlies. Then, there’s the ...