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Pets frightened by fireworks may run away from home. We have tips from experts on how to keep animals safe.

•Keep your pet indoors: Even if they aren't scared of fireworks, the loud noises could potentially damage their ears. Additionally, if a firework does not go as intended, it can lead to injuries.