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      Fireworks & Furballs: Keeping Your Pets Safe on the 4th of July

      · Microchipping,Cats,Dogs,Rescue

      🎆🐾 July 4 | A Celebration for Us, a Scare-Fest for Them

      While humans enjoy the crackle and boom of 4th of July fireworks, our pets often have a very different reaction: full-blown panic. Every year, more pets go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year in the U.S.—and that’s no coincidence.

      Those spectacular light shows in the sky? To our dogs and cats, they sound like the sky is falling.

      Why Fireworks Freak Out Pets

      Our pets’ sense of hearing is much more sensitive than ours. That sudden BOOM or high-pitched whistle can trigger a fight-or-flight response, especially in dogs and cats who don’t understand what’s happening.

      Many animals try to escape the noise—digging under fences, bolting through doors, or jumping out of windows. Sadly, many never make it back home.

      Common Signs of Fireworks Anxiety in Pets:

      🐾 Pacing, trembling, or whining
      🐾 Hiding or trying to escape
      🐾 Excessive drooling or panting
      🐾 Accidents in the house
      🐾 Destructive behavior (chewing, clawing, scratching)
      🐾 Loss of appetite

      How to Keep Your Pet Safe on July 4th:

      1. Get Them Tired Early
      Exercise your dog earlier in the day so they’re more relaxed by evening.

      2. Keep Them Indoors
      Even if your pet usually loves the backyard, bring them inside well before dark.

      3. Create a Safe Space
      Set up a cozy spot with blankets, toys, and familiar scents. A crate, closet, or interior room with no windows works great.

      4. Use Calming Aids if Needed
      Consider anxiety wraps, calming sprays, or consult your vet about supplements or medication.

      5. Turn on Soothing Sounds
      Play calming music or white noise to help muffle the fireworks outside.

      6. Double-Check Their ID
      Co
      llar tags and microchips are your pet’s lifeline if they manage to escape. Which brings us to this…

      Don’t Forget the Most Important Step: REGISTER That Microchip

      Your pet’s microchip means nothing if your contact information isn’t linked to it.

      At iRegisterPets.com, we make it quick and easy to register your pet’s microchip with accurate, accessible contact info—so if they ever get lost, they can be returned home safely and quickly.

      It’s one of the best gifts you can give your pet this Independence Day (alongside a quiet room and a few treats).

      A Final Thought

      You can’t control the fireworks—but you can take simple steps to protect your furry friend from a night of fear… or worse, a heartbreaking disappearance.

      🎇 This 4th of July, celebrate freedom for all—especially the four-legged kind.
      Regi
      ster their chip today at iRegisterPets.com, and make sure your pet’s freedom always comes with a way home. 🐶🐱💙

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