If you have cats and/or dogs, read this ahead of the Fourth of July. It's often a scary time for beloved pets.

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Pet owners can take several steps to mitigate anxiety and ensure their pets' safety during fireworks displays, such as keeping them indoors, providing enrichment activities, and using calming aids.

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The combination of high temperatures and humidity poses a serious risk to dogs, cats, and other household animals.

Experts share how to keep dogs and cats calm indoors while fireworks may be going off throughout Fourth of July weekend.