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Tips to keep your pets safe during fireworks

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December 30, 2023
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Some pets freak out from loud fireworks or thunder, and some will even run away. There are other dangers to be aware of too.

SAN ANTONIO — Fireworks can be a nightmare for pets on New Year's Eve. All of the noise and commotion that we may enjoy can be terrifying for our 4-legged friends.

The safest thing to do is keep your animals inside so they don't run away when the loud noises start up.

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If they have to be outside, make sure to put a collar and tag on them, keep them fenced in, or use a leash if you’re out and about with them.

More tips for animals that hate fireworks

  • Check your pet's chip and ID tag for updated information in case they get away from you. Be sure you update your current phone number. 
  • Make a safe space for them to hide inside and give them toys or treats to keep them busy.
  • Turn up some ambient noise like the TV or radio to help drown out the fireworks.
  • Anxiety vests or thunder shirts are good options for many dogs and cats. If you don't have one, try wrapping your pet in a towel and holding them close.
  • When in doubt, consult the experts. Your veterinarian and local pet supply stores have a variety of remedies to soothe your pet's nerves and set your mind at ease as well.

City of San Antonio Animal Care Services will close at 2 p.m. on New Year's Eve and will remain closed for New Year's Day but Animal Care Officers are still on the job. The shelter will re-open at 11 a.m. on January 2 for anyone interested in adopting a pet or who may have lost their pet during the holiday.

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