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The team at Star Fireworks includes animal lovers and pet parents who also happen to love fireworks. After comparing notes and talking to Veterinarians, we have come up with the following guide to calming pets who are afraid of loud noises. We hope you find this guide useful and it helps your pets have a stress free Bonfire Night.Small PetsSmall Pets such as Rabbits, Rodents and Birds should be brought into a quiet room or the garage. Give your pets extra bedding to burrow into so they feel secu …

1. Create A Traditional MenuBonfire Night is all about tradition; stick to a menu of perennial favourites to transport your guests back to the Guy Fawkes of their childhood. The nostalgic vibe and mouth-watering aromas will immediately get them into the Bonfire Night spirit.Baked PotatoesRub the potatoes with butter, salt and pepper and wrap them in foil. Place them around the edge of the fire. Wait until you have glowing embers for the best results. Use a long metal barbeque fork to remove the …

 Fireworks were first introduced to Britain by King Henry VII at his wedding in 1486. The Tudors loved fireworks so much that Elizabeth I even appointed an official 'Fire Master of England'.Up until 1959 it was illegal NOT to celebrate Bonfire Night.Get this, if you've ever had a dream about fireworks, it is likely that you love being the centre of attention and like to show off. It also symbolises exhilaration and enthusiasm.A rocket can reach speeds of up to 150mph or even faste …