While you may be enjoying fireworks at the weekend, make sure your pets are kept happy too.
That's the advice from the Manx SPCA, which says Bonfire Night can be a stressful time for animals frightened by sudden flashes of light and loud bangs.
Juana Warburton from the charity says pets kept outside should have their hutches or shelters covered, with a small gap they can see out of.
And she says you can take some steps to make sure your indoor pets aren't scared, too:
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