A fireworks display can be enjoyable, but it's much less fun for our pets as they're often wracked with anxiety and fear.

The Fourth of July holiday is one many look forward to as a day to eat hot dogs, grill burgers, drink, lay out by any body of water available and finish it off with a fireworks display. However, July ...

With fireworks season fast approaching, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) has issued top tips to help owners protect ...

Every Fourth of July, I braced myself for a tough few days. The minute the booms began, my dogs Rocky and Maggie would tremble, pant, pace and stare wide-eyed with panic. While my other dogs snoozed ...

Watching the fireworks and grilling hot dogs on the Fourth of July is a tradition as old as, well, the Fourth of July! But for our beloved pets, the day we celebrate our nation's independence can be a ...

As Bonfire Night, Diwali, and Halloween celebrations light up the UK skies, the crackle, and bang of fireworks bring joy for ...

From watching fireworks to grilling outside, all the things we humans enjoy about the 4th of July aren't necessarily as much fun for our four-legged friends. While you may want to invite Rocky and ...

Fireworks can be a spectacular addition to many of our annual celebrations. But sadly they can cause serious distress to our pets. Many animals show an instinctive fear response to sudden and ...