| | From Alyson Burgess, your About Pets Editor Independence Day is often looked forward to by families, and usually comes to a close with brilliant fireworks displays. The food, fun, and festivities, however, can quickly turn into safety hazards for our beloved pets. This 4th of July, make sure to keep the following tips on mind to keep Independence Day fun and safe for the whole family! | | Keeping Puppies Calm During Fireworks Displays Fireworks are fun for children and adults alike, but young puppies can become frightened and disoriented during 4th of July fireworks displays. Check out this article for some great ideas on keeping your puppy safe and calm when summer fireworks go off this year. | Safety Tips for Horseback Riding at Night Many horse lovers indulge in a night ride during the summertime, but those with plans to ride during Independence Day celebrations run the risk of their horses getting "spooked" by loud fireworks going off in the sky. Before you embark on an evening ride in the coming days, read over these night riding safety tips to make sure that both you and your horse stay safe and sound! | Fireworks Safety for Pets and Owners Your Guide to Veterinary Medicine, Janet Tobaissen Crosby, DVM, explains how fireworks can be a danger to pets during holiday celebrations, and how you as a pet owner can make sure that your animal companions stay safe during Independence Day festivities and all year round. | 4th of July Survival Kit for Cats You might not realize it, but Independence Day can be a very scary event for your feline friends. Read on to discover things that you can do to make the day less traumatic for your cat and more enjoyable for your family! | | | | Pets Ads | | | | Featured Articles | | | | More from About.com | | | | | | Living with Depression From the little things (managing household chores), to the more challenging (learning to forgive) these eight tips can help you manage depression. More>
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