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During the Mid-Autumn Festival, when people visit relatives and friends or go out for fun, they often need to leave their pets at home alone. Pets are naughty, active and curious by nature and are prone to chewing on household items. If they come into contact with flammable and explosive items such as lithium batteries, unquenched mosquito coils or power banks, they may cause fires.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, when visiting relatives and friends and going out for fun, sometimes we have to leave our "furry children" alone at home. However, some pets are naughty, active and curious by nature. If you are not careful, they will create safety hazards for your home.
Recently
Jingzhou, Hubei
A fire broke out in a household
Surveillance video shows cause of fire
A pet dog chewed a child's toy
Causing lithium batteries on toys to catch fire
Fortunately, it was discovered in time
no one injured
The pet dog that caused the accident is safe and sound
If you have cute pets at home, take precautions
Be alert to fire hazards
The pet dog took away the mosquito coil that was not extinguished
Ignite stairwell debris
On July 31, 2026, a fire broke out in a private house in Lianxi District, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. Neighbors immediately called the police after discovering the fire and connected water pipes to put out the fire themselves. Fortunately, the fire was not large and no casualties were caused. According to the victim, there was no one at home when the fire broke out. It was probably the family dog that carried the unextinguished mosquito coils into the stairwell. The mosquito coils ignited the debris in the stairwell and caused the fire.
Two pet dogs chewed the power bank
The explosion caused a fire and burned for 6 minutes.
On July 8, 2021, a woman in Beijing found that her home was completely gray after returning home. After checking the surveillance video, her back felt cold. It turned out that two pet dogs were chewing on the power bank at home. The power bank exploded directly and burned for 6 minutes before extinguishing. Fortunately, there were no flammable objects around, and no greater property damage was caused.
Mid-Autumn Festival
Families with pets should take good care of their pets
This fire safety tip
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Pet fire safety
Keep flammable and explosive items away: lighters, small batteries, etc. can easily be swallowed or chewed by pets, causing the risk of explosion or poisoning. Pet owners should store them properly.
Clean up clutter regularly: Avoid randomly stacking flammable items at home, such as discarded cardboard boxes, cloth, etc. Inflammable items in your home should be removed regularly to reduce the possibility of fire.
Lock the kitchen door: There are many fire sources, knives and other dangerous items in the kitchen. It is recommended to install a door lock to prevent pets from accidentally entering and causing accidents.
Daily heating requires care: When using heating equipment, please take care of your pets and keep them at a safe distance to prevent overheating or fire caused by pets' contact.
Prepare an emergency escape kit: Prepare a pet emergency kit in case of emergencies to ensure your pet is properly taken care of in an emergency.
Remember to cut off the power and gas when going out: When no one is indoors or when you are out for a long time, the "shocker" should turn off the power and gas to prevent pets from accidentally touching them and causing a fire.
The national emergency broadcast reminds that before visiting relatives and friends or going out for fun, please do a fire safety "big inspection" for your pets at home. If your home is left unattended for a long period of time, it is best to ask relatives or friends to come to your home or install surveillance cameras to keep an eye on it. Don't let the curiosity of "furry children" become the fuse of the fire. Have a safe holiday, and your pets will feel at ease.

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