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Black cats are often the target of cruel practices and rituals on Halloween. It’s critical to their safety that you keep them indoors on days leading up to and including Halloween.
To avoid a truly nightmarish Halloween, in this post we’re talking about how to keep your black cat safe on Halloween. Use this helpful insight to keep your feline friend safe and happy on All Hallow’s Eve.
The spookiest holiday of the year can be extra fun when it’s celebrated with a four-legged friend by your side. Whether your pet is the quiet, cuddly type or an outgoing party pooch, there are a number of great ways to celebrate the scary season. Here are eight dog-friendly Halloween activities filled with plenty of spooks, light-hearted fun and surprises.
Fall is by far the best season for dog moms! I love fall because the weather is perfect, Halloween is a blast and Christmas season is right around the corner. 😉 I’ve created a list of fall activities to do with your dog so you both can have some extra fun this season!
Halloween can potentially be a very dangerous holiday for pets. Between chocolate candies, constant doorbell ringing and satanic rituals with pit bulls and black cats, it’s important that we know how to protect our pets during the Halloween season.
Both cats and dogs can be affected by the traditions of this spooky day, and I’ve put together a valuable list of Halloween safety tips for pets that you’ll want to consider this year and moving forward.
Everyone knows I am a Christmas fiend. My decorations go up November 1st, and I’m always in the mood for Santa, cookies and jingle bells. But fall is by far my favorite “season.” Over the years I’ve discovered patterns in my life and the lives of my fellow dog moms to come to the conclusion that fall is the best season for dog moms. I bet a lot of you are nodding your head in agreement, but let’s talk about WHY this is the case based on my findings.
