5 Ways To Take Care Of Your Pets During Diwali

Cut out the noise

It is a good idea to keep your pet in a room that does not receive much sound from outside, to ensure that you keep the doors, windows and main entrance of the house closed

Spend time with your pets

When you are occupied with the festivities on Diwali, the last thing you want is for your pets to be depressed and alone. This will simply exacerbate their nervousness and aggravate them further.

Keep your pet hydrated

Due to the overwhelming noise of firecrackers, your dog will be panting all the time as a result of his dread and nervousness. He will salivate more as a result, becoming dehydrated.

Keep pets away from fire hazards

Pets may occasionally grow agitated and attempt to flee in an attempt to escape the noise. They could run the risk of being burned by firecrackers as a result.

Don't let your pet eat Diwali sweets

Sugar is extremely toxic to dogs and can lead to major health issues. Refrain from feeding your dogs the same food you eat on Diwali.