Pets anxiety and distress known as noise aversion. This Time of Year Can Be Tough on your Pets.

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This Time of Year Can Be Tough on your Pets
In some US States such as Nebraska or Texas, Summer doesnt just bring sunshine and barbecues. It brings booming thunderstorms, unpredictable weather, and of course, fireworks. For many dogs and cats, these loud noises trigger real fear, and that fear can turn into anxiety and distress known asnoise aversion.
Repeated exposure to these loud or unpredictable sounds can create a pattern of heightened stress. Many pets begin to anticipate the noise before it even starts, pacing when the skies darken, hiding when they hear a neighbor setting off fireworks, or trembling long after the last rumble fades. If your pet shows signs of anxiety during storms or fireworks, you're not alone.
Common Signs of Noise Anxiety in Pets
Hiding or trembling
Pacing or vocalizing
Clingy or restless behavior
Refusing food
Destructive chewing or scratching
Accidents in the house

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