How can you find lost pets if your dog or cat does the doorway dash or escape the backyard fence? Even experienced pets may not have a clue how to find their way home, and puppies and kittens are at even greater risk of being injured by cars or picked up by well-meaning people who find them. Pets that may be friendly around you and the house may become so scared, they refuse to come to strangers–or respond to you, because they’re so darned scared.
A terrified dog may run for miles, while a cat may hide nearby under the back porch–but remain frozen, unable to cry for help. A safe enclosure and proper fence (learn more here) can help prevent tragedy. But what happens if your scaredy cat or dog has already taken off, and gotten lost? A rash of lost pets almost always follows fireworks fun. In fact, you can go to this blog for a tips post about dealing with fireworks fears in pets. Ask Amy Shojai about Cold Weather Pet Protection WHY LOST PETS RUN AND HIDEįireworks offer great fun for us-and not so much for the pets.
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