Could Traffic Noise Be Harming Your Pet's Health Too?

Groundbreaking research involving millions of participants has established a measurable connection between road noise and serious neurological conditions in humans, raising questions about whether our pets face similar risks from urban noise exposure. Dogs and cats living near busy roads are unlikely to be immune to the documented physiological stress that chronic noise causes, given that animals often have more acute hearing than we do. UK pet owners in high-traffic areas may want to consider noise-reduction measures at home to protect their animals' long-term wellbeing.

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