2024-06-18

How do you keep your pet safe on the Fourth of July?

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Renee

06-21

keep them inside, microchipped and if they have a spot they feel better let them go in it, basement etc.. do not let your scared dogs or cats (cats shouldn't be outside alone anyway).. be outside even tied up the fear can give adrenaline and they often break the chain!!! if you love em, Keep em safe indoors!

Jessica Jencks

06-21

Keep the windows shut & keep the pets in the house. SIMPLE PROBLEM SOLVED!

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