Animal doctor advises special care during the holiday season:

Veterinarian Vlad Condurache has issued a warning to dog and cat owners, highlighting the risks to which animals are exposed during the festive period due to the noises produced by firecrackers and fireworks He explained that animals can be frightened and develop serious diseases, especially if they have heart problems.

In an interview for Agerpres, Condurache told that owners are urged to get to know their animals and give them herbal supplements to calm them down.

Recommendations for owners:

• Know your pet well and identify any conditions that may be affected by loud noises.
• For pets with heart or anxiety problems, avoid leaving them home alone during the firecracker and fuss period.
• Administer herbal supplements to calm animals during the fussy period.
• Consult a veterinarian if animals exhibit changed behaviors, refusal to eat or signs of anxiety.

Vlad Condurache pointed out that animals can react differently to noises, and early training can help reduce anxiety. Problems caused by loud noises, such as refusing to eat or developing stress-related conditions, need to be kept under control with appropriate interventions.

The article warns of the frequency of problems caused by holiday noise and recommends preventive action to avoid long-term complications. Veterinarians are available to provide assistance if animals show signs of damage due to stress from loud noises.