If you're enthusiastic about a solar eclipse, you may worry for your pet. When humans must wear glasses .
Thankfully, the answer is easy. Learn what to do with your pets during a solar eclipse and how they may respond.
Your pet is unlikely to face the sun. In 2017, American Kennel Club (AKC) head veterinary officer Dr.
Jerry Klein claimed animals don't volunteer to face the light. "They know enough not to," he remarked.
The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine confirms that animals' instincts prevent them from facing the light.
Forbes advises against buying eclipse glasses for pets and forcing them to see the solar eclipse.
it because dogs normally do not look directly into the sun, especially for a prolonged period—unless forced to by their owner.