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AndStress can affect dogs during a solar eclipse and this is what they should do so that they do not become overly stressed.
Although dogs do not often look directly at the sun or sky, a solar eclipse may affect them in another way, so Take notes so you know what to do if your pets feel unwell.
How will a solar eclipse affect my dog?
As mentioned before, you probably won't be looking directly at the sun and it won't hurt your eyes, as it might. They may feel some anxiety, especially if they are in the direct path of the solar eclipse.
Signs of stress to look for are: running and hiding, Although it can be more subtle such as whining, panting, excessive barking or yawning.
To avoid this, what you can do is distract your dogs with treats, toys or attention, but if this is not enough and the stress continues, contact your vet. It is very important to be clear that an eclipse is a rare event, so this will be temporary.
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