31/10/2026
🎃👻 Spooktacularly cute! 🐾🧡
Our lovely clients have been sending in their furry friends dressed up for Halloween, and we just couldn’t resist sharing some of our favourites! 🕷️🦇
From creepy costumes to paw-sitively adorable pumpkins, we think they all deserve a treat! 🍬🐶🐱
🐶 1. Keep sweets and chocolate out of reach!
Chocolate, sweets and especially anything containing Xylitol (artificial sweetener) can be extremely toxic to pets. Keep all treats safely stored away.
🕯️ 2. Watch out for candles and pumpkins!
Keep lit pumpkins, candles and decorations away from curious noses and wagging tails to prevent burns or accidental fires.
🎭 3. Costumes should be comfortable!
If your pet is dressing up, make sure their costume fits properly, doesn’t restrict movement or breathing, and has no small parts they could chew or swallow.
🚪 4. Be careful with the front door!
With trick-or-treaters coming and going, pets can easily become frightened or escape. Keep them in a quiet, secure room away from the front door.
👻 5. Don’t force the fright!
Not every pet enjoys Halloween! Strange costumes, loud noises and unfamiliar visitors can cause stress. Give them somewhere quiet and cosy to retreat.
🧡 6. Keep decorations and glow sticks out of reach!
Fake cobwebs, plastic decorations, glow sticks and small Halloween accessories can cause choking or stomach problems if chewed or swallowed.
🐱 7. Keep cats indoors!
With fireworks, costumes and increased activity outside, keeping cats safely indoors after dark can help prevent them from becoming frightened or injured.
🎃 A little preparation goes a long way! We want everyone, including our four-legged friends, to have a happy and safe Halloween!
If your pet manages to eat something they shouldn’t or gets into trouble, please contact your vet for advice as soon as possible. Don’t wait for symptoms to appear.
A huge thank you to everyone who sent in their photos. We hope you all have a fang-tastic Halloween! 🖤🎃
Love, the Triage Vets team 🐾
