Consider Animals this Bonfire Night
The Scottish SPCA is urging the public to think of animals before lighting fireworks this Bonfire Night, as the loud noises and unpredictability can cause extreme distress, injury, and even death for pets, wildlife, and farmed animals.
According to the Scottish SPCA, animals have more acute hearing than humans, and the loud and high-pitched noises made by fireworks can cause distress, fear, and even lead to phobia responses.
- Loud noises from fireworks can cause extreme distress and fear in animals.
- Unpredictability of fireworks can lead to injury and even death for pets, wildlife, and farmed animals.
- A Firework Control Zone has been established around the Scottish SPCA Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Balerno, Edinburgh.
The loud and high-pitched noises made by fireworks can cause distress and fear, and can even lead them to develop phobia responses.
A quieter, safer environment is being created for the animals in the care of the Scottish SPCA Rescue and Rehoming Centre.
Author's summary: Protect animals from fireworks distress.
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