Fireworks and Thunderstorms: How to Help Your Dog Cope, Peoria, AZ – Arrowhead Pooper Scoopers
Summertime means fireworks and thunderstorms. Two things that can cause your canine family members great fear and stress. It can be heartbreaking watching your normally calm dogs in so much distress – panting and pacing, trying to find a place to hide from the upsetting noises. Dogs can feel it coming even before you do. They are extra sensitive to barometric pressure changes and low-rumbles of thunder that humans can’t hear. Vets call this affliction “storm anxiety” or “noise phobia.” Just like with our human children, pet parents want to do all we can to ease their pain. Here are ...
