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Hurricane Season Is Upon Us

With hurricane season upon us, we have gathered some tips to help with your dog's anxiety during a storm or fireworks.


1. INTERVENE EARLY

Make sure you are able to recognize the subtle signs of distress in your dog. 2. LET THEM HIDE OR BUILD THEM A BUNKER

If they wish to hide, let them.

3. BODY WRAPS

For some dogs, firm soft pressure around their upper body is relaxing. 4. MEDICATION

First try natural remedies, if they don't work there are several medications that can assist in all levels of anxiety.


Intervene Early

Make sure you are able to recognize the subtle signs of

distress in your dog to be able to intervene early. Some of the

more subtle signs may include:

* Hiding/retreating to their crate

* Moving close to their favorite person

* Pacing

* Panting

* Licking their lips

* Yawning

* Drooling

* Whining/barking

* Shaking/trembling

* Trying to fit into tight spaces


Let Them Hide or Build Them a Bunker

If they wish to hide, then let them. If they want to be in their

crate, then allow them inside. Try allowing them into a dark

closet or smaller bathroom in which you have placed a bed,

food, water, and their favorite toy.


Body Wraps