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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 07:00 pm
HALLOWEEN IS NEAR!
We all know that Halloween is a family friendly event, but lets try not to forget about our pets during these times.
For some animals these 'holidays' can be very overwhelming and possibly scary, and lets not unfortunately forget sometimes this season can be dangerous for pets.
So here are my tips for your pets this Halloween season -
🎃 Keep them inside after dark. Walk your dog before the nights come in, and restrict your cats access to the outside when its nighttime.
🎃 Keep them away from the front door. Trick or treaters may spook your pets.
🎃 Block out any outside lights or noises. We all know fireworks are well under way well before bonfire night.
🎃 Give your pets a safe space to relax.
🎃 Don't feel like you have to get your pets involved. Halloween is a human festivity, your pets dont understand it.
🎃 Keep any sweet treats, and party food well out of reach.
If you are attending any Halloween pet events, what will they be dressing up as?
We all know that Halloween is a family friendly event, but lets try not to forget about our pets during these times.
For some animals these 'holidays' can be very overwhelming and possibly scary, and lets not unfortunately forget sometimes this season can be dangerous for pets.
So here are my tips for your pets this Halloween season -
🎃 Keep them inside after dark. Walk your dog before the nights come in, and restrict your cats access to the outside when its nighttime.
🎃 Keep them away from the front door. Trick or treaters may spook your pets.
🎃 Block out any outside lights or noises. We all know fireworks are well under way well before bonfire night.
🎃 Give your pets a safe space to relax.
🎃 Don't feel like you have to get your pets involved. Halloween is a human festivity, your pets dont understand it.
🎃 Keep any sweet treats, and party food well out of reach.
If you are attending any Halloween pet events, what will they be dressing up as?
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