Keep your pet indoors, perhaps in the garage or a back bedroom.
Step2
Keep candy out of pets' reach. Chocolate is not recommended as a treat for your pet. Shiny wrappers are a temptation to your feathered friends. Keep a pet treat for them and any of their friends that may come by.
Step3
Keep lit candles away from pet areas. Not only are they a fire hazard, kitty's twitching tail could get singed.
Step4
Avoid dressing your pets in costumes unless you know they really love it and it is very comfortable for them. Do not obstruct their vision. Obstructed vision might make them nervous.
Step5
Keep your pet in a back room during the trick-or-treating part of the evening. Too many people and strange or loud noises can make even the friendliest pet nervous.
Step6
Be careful when opening your door, so your pet does not dart out of the house.
Tips & Warnings
If your pet is used to the television or radio being on, you can put your pet in another room and turn on the TV or radio for a comforting sound.
on 11/22/2005
Do not let your pet outside, even if it is an outdoor pet. Something might happen - smashing pumpkins, soap, Silly String or anything else. Take this advice seriously.
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Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Do not let your pet outside, even if it is an outdoor pet. Something might happen - smashing pumpkins, soap, Silly String or anything else. Take this advice seriously.