Halloween is just one week away; and I am sure you aren't the only one who is excited to partake in the fun. Although it's fun to dress up your pet as a witch or partner in crime, dogs and cats can often get into trouble because their owners are not looking out for them. Keep an eye on your pets with the following five Halloween pet safety tips:1) Candy is a no-no for pets:Always. Chocolate can seriously harm your pet, even if it's "low fat."Sugar-free candies can cause your pet to vomit, as well. It's best to keep all candies away from pets this Halloween. If you want to make your own special dog or cat treat, there are pet recipes online to investigate. 2) IDing your dog:Your dog should always have their identification around their neck; but if they don't, make sure you put on their collar over their costume before going out with them, in case your pet gets away from you. If your pet gets distracted by a tick-or-treater, you'll be able to find them easier. 3) Candles away from animals:If you have an active animal who likes to jump, make sure to move candles away from edges of tables, so your dog doesn't get burnt. If your dog starts moving towards pumpkins, be sure to stop them before they get hurt. 4) Glow sticks are fun but...The liquid found in glow sticks can be toxic to animals. It's best not to place any around their neck; but if you do, make sure they are not nibbling on the glow stick. 5) Keep your pet away from strangersDogs and cats will react if they feel unsafe. If you have a hyper dog who chews, it may be best to keep them in a dog fence away from guests. EasyPetFence.com wants you and your animals to have a safe and Happy Halloween this year. Contact EasyPetFence.com to go over dog fencing for your property.
Halloween is around the corner. Here are five pet safety tips to use this Halloween.












