Updates On 26th Feb 2015

Tonight is the eve of the 8th day of CNY, there will be lot of firecrackers lighting activities in most parts of Malaysia, please follow these below steps to keep your furry friends safe.

(1) Make sure your pet is wearing a collar with identification tags with current information. Cats should wear break away / safety collars. Microchipping your pet is always advised.

(2) Keep your pets indoors in a quiet area that is familiar to him / her with plenty of fresh water and give dogs several safe chew toys. Dogs who are crate trained may feel safest in their kennels. Cats will do best in a bathroom or utility room with food, water and their litter box.

(3) Resist the urge to soothe and comfort your agitated pet as this can actually reinforce his / her stressed behavior. Instead, stay calm and �matter of fact� when dealing with a pet who is upset by loud noises.

(4) Frightened outdoor dogs have been known to jump high fences and dig holes to escape the sound of fireworks. Indoor animals should be kept away from large glass windows or doors because when scared they are capable of crashing right through.

(5) Make sure to keep all alcohol, festive foods / chocolates, floral arrangements and party decorations away from your pets. Alcohol can be dangerous and deadly while balloons, streamers, party hats and confetti can become lodged in your pet�s intestines, causing an intestinal blockage. Chocolate is especially toxic to both canines and felines.

* Tips taken from houstonspca.org

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