Fireworks - Bang! Fireworks frighten animals back to current campaigns     Nowadays fireworks feature at all kinds of celebrations - not just Bonfire Night. Many people enjoy fireworks, but many animals are frightened by them. If your pet is frightened by loud noises, don't ignore the problem. You should always seek advice from your vet who will, if necessary, be able to refer you to a professional animal behaviour counsellor. How you can help The RSPCA has teamed up with Sound Therapy 4 Pets to promote the use of Sounds Scary! - a CD therapy pack used to help your pet learn to be less afraid of loud noises. Find out more here: Sounds Scary! For tips on caring for your animals when fireworks are going off, download a copy of our new leaflet and poster: Bang! Fireworks leaflet (PDF 375KB) Bang! Fireworks poster (PDF 196KB). Listen to our fireworks radio advert. Use lower noise fireworks. Try and attend an organised public display.   Bang! Fireworks (PDF 375.92KB) photo © RSPCA Back to top © RSPCA 2009. All rights reserved. Terms of use   Bang! Fireworks frighten animals Help keep animals safe from fireworks. more   Sounds Scary! Treating your dog's sound phobia. more   Radio advert Listen to the RSPCA fireworks advert. more   Keep your animals safe Follow the RSPCA's animal-friendly firework code. more   Display advice Tips on public and private fireworks displays, plus quiet fireworks. more   Give animals a voice Sign up to add your voice to our animal welfare campaigns. more   Find us online Find out which social networking sites you can support us on. more