For us, fireworks are a "Wow, that's beautiful!" moment.
For our animals, it's more like:

"Help, it's war!"

Every December 31st, firecrackers turn cats and dogs into experts in extreme stress . The problem? The noise is sudden, unpredictable, and incomprehensible. In short, the worst possible scenario for them.

😱 When things blow up, things get out of hand

Fireworks are a major source of stress , especially on New Year's Eve.
Possible (and frequent) consequences:

• 🏃‍♂️ Panic attack → escape worthy of an action movie

• 🛋️ Destruction of the sofa (which hadn't done anything wrong)

• 🐾 Self-mutilation : scratching, biting due to stress

• ❤️ Tachycardia , rapid breathing

• 🤤 Excessive salivation (yes, way too much)

• 🚗 Accidents if the animal escapes outside

In summary: while the sky is exploding, so is their nervous system .

🛡️ How to avoid chaos

Good news: we can limit the damage.

✔️ Simple preventative measures

• 🏠 Create a calm refuge area (basket, blanket, isolated room)

• 🎶 Close the shutters and put on some soft music to mask the noise

• 🏷️ Up-to-date identification is essential (in case the animal runs away)

A helpful reminder: do not scold a panicked animal . It is not deliberately afraid of the sky.

🌿 And to really help?

✨ HOLI STRESS brings serenity and calm to your stressed pet.
Because your dog deserves to end the year relaxed,
And your cat too (even if it pretends to be brave).

🎆 Conclusion
The fireworks last a few minutes.
Your pet's stress, however, can last for hours…
We should help him get through this without a panic attack or running away .

Happy New Year to all, humans and furry friends 🐶🐱🎇