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PET SAFETY TIPS FOR WHEN YOUR DOG IS HOME ALONE

Every dog parent has pet safety concerns when they leave for work or go out . Here are some tips for maximizing dog safety while a dog is home alone

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PET SAFETY TIPS FOR WHEN YOUR DOG IS HOME ALONE

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  1. 1-800-304-1918 PET SAFETY TIPS FOR WHEN YOUR DOG IS HOME ALONE The Covid-19 pandemic has turned our everyday life upside down with lots of twister events. One of the experiences we had been to stay at home (Isolated). However, things are getting normal now and we are slowly emerging out of our isolation. Spending months at home, finally we are back to our work and daily normal life. But, wait, have you thought about your furry canine friends? They too will

  2. need to adjust and confront separation anxiety when you leave them alone all day. Separation anxiety in our four-legged friends is factual, and they all feel it when their two-legged-beloved-members are not around them. Hence, thinking about our canine friends and their safety, we have few helpful tips for you to keep your fur baby safe and happy while they are at home, alone. PUT THINGS AWAY It is common for dogs to dig into the garbage and eat something on the counter they shouldn’t. Be mindful and make the place picked up while putting things away to prevent your dog from accidentally ingesting harmful things, objects, or foods. Be sure to have a garbage bin with a lid with a latch that your do cannot dig in/around while you are not home. Place the garbage bin in the closed cupboard with restricted access. Electrocution from chewing on electrical cords is a common injury for dogs, so be sure to cover or use a spray taste deterrent for electrical cords to prevent your dog from chewing it. Along with this, remember to keep an eye on your dog’s chewing habit as they can also shred toys, beds, or mats and ingest the pieces of fabric. It’s better to keep these things away when you are away from home. CRATE YOUR DOG To Crate Dog, it isn’t cruel or punishment for your dog. It makes dogs responsible and calms anxiety. It is the best thing to make them feel safe while you are not at home. Dogs spend almost 14 hours a day sleeping or resting. They have a natural instinct to be in a den and constructing a crate for them can become just likely to that. It is the best way to prevent dogs from getting into trouble and especially helpful for dogs with destructive tendencies. In some cases, pet parents don’t like or they feel bad to crate their pets. If you

  3. are also one of them, there are few other options you can try. Provide your dog some interactive rubber toys that can keep them busy and you can also. Make some interactive toys available for your dog; it will help keep your dog busy. Also, you can try pet camera to ensure your pet’s safety while you are out of the house. DOG-PROOF YOUR HOME Your home seems absolutely safe for your dog until you are around. Once you leave, there are lots of mischief your dog can get into. To prevent turning your dog’s playful time into trouble, follow these simple steps and ensure your dog‘s safety. •Keep food away, whether it is for you or for your pooch. You can store your pet food in sealed container while yours in the pantry or up in the cupboard, out of your dog’s reach. •Make sure no trash should be kept out of the lidded container or in the sink. •Put or create puppy gates to restrict the area for your dog. •Ensure you don’t have any plants toxic to dogs in home. •Medications, cleaning products or harmful chemicals should be kept away from your dog’s reach WALK OR TREAT YOUR DOG Morning walk or exercise is the best thing you can to do make your dog little tired. This will also lead them pass out more time resting or sleeping after you leave. Eventually, this will ensure your dog’s safety by reducing their chances of getting into anything that could harm them. Treating your dog with a stuffed frozen Kong filled with peanut butter will help you keep occupied your dog for at least few hours. Also, it is very helpful for dogs that have mild separation anxiety.

  4. FRESH WATER FOR YOUR DOG Before leaving your dog home for long, make sure you keep plenty of freshwaters available for your pooch. Some dogs prefer still water and other may like running fountain fixture to drink from, so try what’s your dog loves. Separation anxiety is the other reason that may results in dehydration in some dogs. Therefore, keeping an adequate amount of fresh water would be the best thing to do for your furry friend. By following these few tips you can ensure that your dog stays safe, healthy, and happy while you are not at home. Happy Dog Parenting! Reference Links : Our Blogs :https://www.petcareclub.com/petarticlesnew.aspx Website:https://www.petcareclub.com/

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