BONFIRE NIGHT: HOW TO KEEP YOUR PETS SECURE AND CALM part 2

Cats

Similarly, cats owners should ensure that their pets have a hideout if they want, such as a quiet corner or under furniture. It's also important not to try your cat, because it will make it more pronounced.

Also, make sure a microchip protects your cat and placed in a safe and secure environment so that it cannot escape if you suddenly surprise the loud noise.

Small animals
If your pets are alive, you can partially cover cages, pens and birds with blankets so that one area is sound-insulated. Just be careful I can still watch.

Also, you need to provide some extra beds for small animals and consider taking outdoor animals indoors. This should be gradual, so you have to plan ahead.

Horses
If you have a horse in the field, check to see if your firewall appears in your area that could affect them.

If this is the case, inform the organisers about the horses in the vicinity and ask them to rethink the location of their views.