Sometimes it is easy to forget about smaller animals, especially those that live primarily or are relegated to the garden. But these animals scare very easily and it is important to make sure that they are as protected as possible during the firework season.
* If it is possible bring outdoors animals inside or take their runs into a garage or shed.
* If not put down extra bedding so that they can burrow as this will ease their anxiety.
* Cover their enclosure with a thick blanket making sure that there is still plenty of ventilation
* Turn enclosures to face a wall rather then the open garden, to reduce the risk of them being startled by the flashes.
* For animals that are kept in the house make sure you move them to the quietest room in the house and close curtains and doors to block out as much noise and light as possible.
* If it is possible bring outdoors animals inside or take their runs into a garage or shed.
* If not put down extra bedding so that they can burrow as this will ease their anxiety.
* Cover their enclosure with a thick blanket making sure that there is still plenty of ventilation
* Turn enclosures to face a wall rather then the open garden, to reduce the risk of them being startled by the flashes.
* For animals that are kept in the house make sure you move them to the quietest room in the house and close curtains and doors to block out as much noise and light as possible.
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