While many people enjoy the bright, vibrant display of a fireworks show, their pets may not feel the same way. The loud noises can make dogs, cats and other animals nervous.
They might tremble, shake or cry.has a few recommendations for keeping pets safe and happy during Fourth of July festivities this week.
"Some dogs may be desensitized to those noises," Sanchez said."But for the most part, a lot of dogs may not be aware of those noises. So something so loud and startling can be something that scares your dog and prompts it to run away." Sanchez said his own dog finds comfort in going to a cozy, dark corner in a closet to hide from the noise and lights of the fireworks.
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