Oct 22 • 1 minute read
Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. I love seeing all of the crazy costumes from the funny clowns, the beautiful princesses to the scary monsters. But as much as I love Halloween, by dog does not. To my dog Halloween in nothing more that a night where little tiny humans in scary costumes come knocking on our door screaming, “trick or treat!” The door is surrounded by scary glowing pumpkins that make going outside terrifying, and if that was bad enough ‘Mom’ tried to put one of those scary costumes on me making moving or seeing cumbersome.
Halloween doesn’t have to be scary for our pets. Here are a few tips to help make this a safe and happy holiday.
If you suspect that your pet may have ingested or been exposed to a potential toxin or hazard contact your veterinarian immediately or callNational Animal Poison Control Center (NAPCC) 1.800.548.2423.
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