Famikako Dog Ear Muffs for Noise Protection, Noise Cancelling Headphones for Dogs, 25dB NRR Dog Earmuffs

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As mentioned before, dogs can hear higher frequencies than you can. Any noises in this range, if louder than 80dB can damage your dog's hearing But you will hear nothing! RECOMMENDED BY VETS to help prevent or heal hematomas when used as a dog ear wrap for shaking heads, help control bleeding; aerate the ears to speed up recovery of an ear infection; keep medication from being shaken out of ears; provide dog ear protection for swimming and bath time; as a post-surgery ear protection aid. Music events and other loud entertainment events can also cause hearing loss. While one concert likely isn’t going to have a severe effect on your dog’s hearing, regular exposure can cause your dog to lose his hearing. Other Occasions for Dog Ear Muffs If you expect thunder or know there is going to be a firework display, then making sure that the dog is tired would be a great start. If the dog is exhausted, there is less chance that they will alert when any noises start. Stay At homeDogs also have 18 muscles in the ear that allow them to point their ear towards the sound. This again means that they can hear it better and louder than you do. It would be the equivalent of a human cupping their hands to their ears so they can hear better. Dogs do not live as long as humans, so the damage has less time to accumulate. This does not mean however that the ears of dogs can be forgotten about. Where there are sudden loud noises, or ears are exposed to prolonged noise, it can be just as essential to protect your dog’s hearing. A lot of dogs will suffer without making a fuss when a sound is too loud. Gunshots are extremely loud, which is why most people wear ear protection while shooting. Dogs that do not wear ear protection in these situations are more prone to hearing loss.

Both fireworks and thunder have a visual part and the sound. These are especially visible at night (I don’t think you ever have day fireworks!). Draw the curtains and try to make the room that your dog is in as light as possible. This will stop them from noticing the flashes, helping to calm the dog. Distract the Dog Yes. If the music is too loud, then the dog will not like the noise. Loud music is more uncomfortable for them than it is for you. While hearing loss is the main reason dogs should wear ear muffs, there are also a few other occasions where ear muffs might be helpful. Can’t Adjust Themselves – You know if your earmuffs are not on correctly and can adjust them. Dogs can’t.Play with your dog, and do the sort of things that he enjoys when inside, this will again help to distract them from the noises. Mask the sounds Chances are your dog feels the same way, as do many dogs across the country. In fact, more dogs go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year. Unfortunately, all the things humans love about the holiday — barbecues, busy parties, and, of course, the dreaded fireworks, can be quite anxiety inducing for pups. In worst case scenarios, this perfect storm can lead to them high tailing it the hell out of there. Literally. ’Cause, y’know, they have tails. But, if you have some extra money to spend and want the very best ear protection available, you should go with the K-9 Ear Muffs instead. Events that Might Affect Your Dog’s Hearing