Loud noises and flashing lights are alarming for dogs, especially during thunderstorms and fireworks displays. As a result, ...

There is some science behind the lighthearted post, because music—particularly classical music—is proven to have a soothing effect on dogs. Research by the Scottish Society for the Prevention of ...

While many people love the flash and fireworks that come with the Fourth of July, a lot of dogs don’t. For some of them, ...

The best way to deal with your dog’s noise anxiety is to work with them ahead of a triggering event. GoodRx shares eight ...

Pet owners can take several steps to mitigate anxiety and ensure their pets' safety during fireworks displays, such as keeping them indoors, providing enrichment activities, and using calming aids.

It's often said music is the universal language of humanity. Now a 12-year-old Houston boy is putting that to the test for an ...

Fireworks can also be distressing for some, particularly children and pets, and this anxiety can also prevent sleep. With the ...

During the fireworks, keep your dog inside, provide comfort, and try to mask the noise with music or other sounds. On July 4, Americans will celebrate their 249th Independence Day.

Don’t let your dog’s emotions ramp up past the point of no return. "Learn to read dog body language so you can spot the first signs of stress, such as lip licking or pulled back ears.

Local animal shelters say tell-tale signs of stress in your dog or cat are chewing on things, scratching, excessive barking, ...