10/29/2025
Now that Everest has your attention, here are some reminders for keeping your pup safe this Halloween๐
๐ Aside from Fourth of July, Halloween is the most common holiday for dogs to get loose. Use gates to keep your dog safe and away from the front door, or sit outside to avoid repeatedly opening the door.
๐ป In case they do get loose, make sure your dog is wearing ID tags and is microchipped with your updated information.
๐ Play some music inside or turn on the TV to drown out the sounds of trick-or-treating.
๐ป Kids dressed in costumes can be strange and scary for dogs, and they may react poorly as a result. Opt to leave them home inside while walking around the neighborhood or passing out candy.
๐ Many candies and chocolates are toxic to dogs. Keep the goodie up high and out of reach!
With a little preparation, you can make Halloween fun and stress-free for both you and your pup. Keep these safety tips in mind so your furry friend can enjoy the spooky season safely! ๐๐ป