From making posters to looking online to updating microchip information, a Bay Area vet explains what to do if your pet runs away due to Fourth of July fireworks.

When the Fourth of July fireworks go off, your dog may already be hiding under your furniture. Fireworks can be traumatic for ...

The video's creator shared in an update that the dog was taken to a humane organization and can be adopted soon.

Dogs can get anxious when they can hear thunder and lightning - so here is how you can keep your dog calm when a storm occurs.

Dogs Trust Glasgow said staff at the centre witness the 'extreme anxiety and distress' caused to dogs by fireworks.

Generally, shaking, whining, or pacing are signs that something is wrong. Help your dog find their happy place. If you’re at a park when the fireworks ... for your dog’s fear.

It's time to celebrate the new year and enjoy the colorful fireworks ... shaking, anxiety attacks, destructive or aggressive behavior or just running away. Here's how to make your dog's holiday ...

Does your four-legged friend get a fright when the fireworks go up? Sky TV and the Dog's Trust have got together with a solution. While many will look forward to this time of year for the various ...

try purchasing dog earmuffs, headphones, or hoods to block firework noise. Keep in mind that dogs who are already scared or feel trapped due to the fireworks may be less inclined to wear anything ...