Pet experts give steps on how to keep dogs safe, calm during fireworks this Fourth of July weekend
Vets say pets hate fireworks and causes anxiety in most dogs.
and last updated 2021-06-30 09:34:57-04
MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. â While many of us celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with fireworks, our dogs don t see it as a celebration. They donât (always) like the same things we do and they definitely donât like fireworks, said Hans Wohlgefahrt, with Manatee County Animal Services.
On the days following July 4, shelters say they are flooded with stray dogs that have run away because of fireworks. Which, Wohlgefahrt says is a big problem for already overcrowded shelters.
How to keep your pets safe and calm during fireworks
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Manatee County Animal Services to host animal vaccine clinic on Sunday
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
MANATEE COUNTY Manatee County Animal Services is hosting a free pet vaccination, microchip and licensing clinic for Manatee County pet owners on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2811 51st St. W. (near Happy Tails/Laurie Crawford Dog Park) in Bradenton.
The vaccines are for rabies and distemper. Space is limited and appointments are required by registering through mymanatee.org/petclinic. Dogs must be leashed and non-aggressive. Cats must be in a secure carrier and pet owners must provide a driver’s license or state ID.