PARTY IN THE USA WITH THESE JULY 4TH PET PARTY IDEAS

Include your 'paw-triotic' pup this 4th of July in fun ways that require minimal effort but are maximum fun! Keep reading below for more.

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It's time to party in the USA with your pup! If you are one of the millions of Americans who has a paw-triotic party pup at home, this holiday can be a great opportunity to include your pet in family-fun celebrations from dog-safe foods to DIY dress up ideas, and more! Below are some inexpensive and easy 4th of July-themed ideas to help spark some star spangled creativity for your own dog-safe activities! 

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Red, white, blue, and easy to do! No party is complete without a great party outfit so grab you and your dog's star-spangled best and don't forget the flags. No time to put together a matching outfit for you and your pup? Why not make one.

This adorable DIY firework tutu and headband from is easy to make and the best part is you can make a matching set for yourself or your family.

STAR-SPANGLED SNACKS

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Freedom tastes sweet!  Having USA-themed snacks are key for bringing your celebrations to that extra yummy level. However, finding dog-safe treats for your pets or pet guests can be tricky and time consuming to make.

This box of wholesome and fun dog cookie treats delivers for free and has a variety of cute shapes such as eagles, stars, firework donuts, and more, for the cutest solution to finding dog-approved party snacks that will make tails wag this 4th of July!

PLUS they make great photo props and are delivered for free!

RED WHITE BLUE BOREDOM BUSTER

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Pledge allegiance to the snacks! If you want a way to keep your pup cool and entertained this 4th of July, consider making them a USA-themed "ice cube cake". This meltable game will keep your dog busy until all of the ice is melted away to reveal their favorite toys and treats- bonus points for keeping it all red white and blue.

All you'll need is a large round tupperware or bucket and a pie pan or similarly shaped flat surface that can hold the ice as it melts. Simply fill and freeze- click here to see our Dog Bless America treats for the ultimate freezable fun snack.

STAY SAFE & HAVE FUN

Fireworks aren't fun for all. No matter how you plan on celebrating this 4th of July, it's important to keep in mind that unfamiliar noises, flashes, smells, and lights may make your dog nervous.

Plan ahead for evening firework shows and create a calm space indoors for your pet by playing familiar sounds (such as the TV) and closing curtains or blinds to eliminate light flashes.

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