Tracy Animal Services shares pet safety tips for Fourth of July fireworks

July 04, 2025 | Tracy, San Joaquin County, California


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Tracy Animal Services shares pet safety tips for Fourth of July fireworks
Fireworks can be a source of fear for pets, but local officials in Tracy, San Joaquin County, are urging residents to take proactive steps to ensure their furry friends stay safe this Fourth of July.

During a recent government meeting, officials highlighted essential safety tips for pet owners. They emphasized the importance of ensuring pets wear collars with updated contact information and have current microchips. Keeping pets indoors in a secure, quiet space—such as a crate or bathroom—was also recommended to minimize stress during fireworks displays.

To further reduce anxiety, officials suggested covering crates or darkening rooms and playing soft music or using fans to mask the loud noises. For pets with severe anxiety, consulting a veterinarian about calming options was strongly advised.

As Independence Day approaches, residents are encouraged to prioritize their pets' well-being, keeping them calm, safe, and close to home.

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