How you can calm your dog during the fireworks of the fourth July, according to a veterinarian

The fourth July is perhaps a feast for people, but for dogs it is often a night of pure fear.

While fireworks illuminate the sky, the loud pony and flashy lights can panic, which leads to vibrating, hiding or even dangerous attempts to escape.

Dog owners Tap Encourage others to take action before the festivities start, where simple tips and tricks are shared that can help calm your hairy friend this Independence Day.

An owner of a pets, who goes to Calypso de Put on TIKTOK, posted one video About the precautions she took for her puppy, Calypso.

The dog mother placed a thick, tight purple sleeve above Calypso’s head to catch her ears.

Although the dog seemed less than satisfied with the chapter, her owner went one step further.

Then she put giant blue headphones over the ears of the pit bull to ensure that no fireworks sounds came through.

A veterinary hospital also shared one video With some advice prior to the summer vacation.

The fourth July is perhaps a feast for people, but for dogs it is often a night of pure terror (stock image)

One dog owner revealed how she protected her puppy, Calypso, against the loud sounds on Independence Day

It suggested making a ‘safe space’ for your pet away from windows and doors.

This area can have their bed together with their favorite toys, so that they feel the most comfortable.

“It is also important to close curtains and windows to minimize visual and auditory stimulation,” they advised.

Keep them busy with playing them or let them chew on their favorite treat.

To add more serenity to their space, you can play calming music or white noise to drown out the sound of the fireworks.

Other parents of pets advised to leave the TV on a moderate volume to also mask the loud tree.

The hospital also suggested removing the energy of your pet before the night festivities start, so they are earlier in a calm state.

If you know that your dog has serious fear, you can also talk to your vet about sedation or anxiety medication prior to the holiday.

The dog mother placed a thick, tight purple sleeve above Calypso’s head to catch her ears, along with some headphones

Many other owners of pets too suggested Prepare your pets by playing fireworks sounds for them in advance.

There are videos on YouTube Which you can put on a low volume during the day.

This enables them to get used to the loud sound and not to get so scared when they hear it on the fourth.

Keep your dog company and give them soft, relaxing pets, they will also put them at ease.