Fireworks ForecastFor dog and cat owners in Berkshire and nearby

A calm night in for your dog or cat.

See when the fireworks start near you, so the walk is done and the curtains are drawn before the first bang.

Night by night

Join the Quiet Nights list

For people whose dog or cat hates fireworks. Free, and we only email about fireworks.

Your Quiet Night plan, the moment you join
A heads-up on the morning of any display near you
A reminder before New Year's Eve, the next big night

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We'll email you on the morning of any display near you, and again before New Year's Eve.

Open your Quiet Night plan

Know someone whose dog or cat hates fireworks? Send them the list for your area. It takes them ten seconds to check their own postcode.

The big nights for garden fireworks

Back-garden fireworks aren't listed anywhere. These are the nights they peak. By law, fireworks must stop at 11pm, except on the nights shown with a later time.

Before the bangs

Walk earlyDo the evening walk before dusk and keep them on the lead. Frightened dogs bolt.
Make a denA covered crate or quiet corner with their own bedding gives them somewhere to hide.
Shut out the nightClose windows and curtains, and put the TV or radio on to soften the bangs.
Keep cats inBring them in before dark, close the cat flap and put out a litter tray.
Comfort them if they come to youIt's fine to reassure a scared pet. If they'd rather hide, let them.
Very scared? Call your vet nowThere's still time to get help in place before New Year's Eve.

The full Quiet Night plan, for the days before, the night itself and afterwards, comes free when you join the list. Advice from the RSPCA and Dogs Trust.

Know a display we've missed?

Tell us the name, place, date and time and we'll add it.