31/12/2024
🎉 Tomorrow is the big night—New Year’s Eve! While we get ready to ring in 2025, let’s not forget about keeping our furry friends safe during the festivities. 🐾
Here are some important pet safety tips to ensure your celebration is safe for everyone:
1️⃣ Pet ID:
The holiday bustle can lead to pets getting lost. Make sure your pet has an up-to-date ID tag, a current microchip, and a recent photo on hand. 🏷️
2️⃣ Parties:
Hosting a party? Isolate your pet in a quiet room away from the noise and commotion. Many pets feel safer in a crate, and it reduces the chance of a guest accidentally letting them out. 🚪
3️⃣ Noise Anxiety:
Fireworks, music, and parties can be overwhelming for pets. Exercise them during the day to tire them out, and consider speaking with your veterinarian about anxiety relief options. 🐕🦺
4️⃣ Food, Alcohol & Party Supplies*
Keep human foods like chocolate, chicken bones, and alcohol far away from your pets—they can cause serious harm. Confetti, silly string, and other party items can also be dangerous. 🥂
Let’s start the new year off right—with happy, healthy pets by our side! 🐾 Wishing you all a safe and joyful New Year’s Eve!