Two ways to keep your pet safe:
1) Keep your pet indoors on Halloween. It’s a prime time for injury and malice toward pets (particularly black cats), and they are much better off in the protection of your home unless they are on a leash by your side.
2) Use a leash. With all the activity on Halloween, your pet can become nervous and dart away. Keep him safe and secure with a comfortable leash and collar or harness.
And now, costumes!
Your pet is adorable in his costume, but if he doesn’t love it, we recommend leaving it at home and letting him enjoy the holiday ‘au naturel.’ He’ll be much happier and so will you! If your pet does tolerate a costume, there are lots of fun ideas.
We’ve found a few sites to help you choose the best costume.
- If your pet doesn’t mind wearing a sweater, all you need is a white paint marker to make this quick and easy skeleton costume. Tip: use glow in the dark paint to make your pet more visible and safe!
- We love this watch dog costume!
- How about a no-sew iPhone costume? This is a child’s costume but could easily be transformed into a comfortable costume for your pet!
- And here’s a whole list of simple DIY costumes to choose from!
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