Increasingly popular at celebrations, fireworks can be very traumatic for our pets. Some simple changes around the house can help reducestress for both dogs and cats. Dogs should be walked before dark so they’re home before any firewo Read more
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Keeping pets calm at firework time
Monday, October 23, 2017
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