LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As Halloween approaches, pet owners are being urged to protect their furry family members from potential holiday hazards. Casey Gish, owner of Camp Bow Wow Summerlin, shared important tips for keeping your pet safe during the festival.
“Avoid letting your dog go trick-or-treating,” Gish says. “Dogs may get startled by strangers or people wearing costumes or masks at the front door, and may bite someone or run away if they feel threatened. It is better to keep the dog in a safe and secure place inside.” – Healers. ”
Gish also stressed the importance of making sure your pet’s costume is safe. “Pet costumes should allow for free movement, hearing, sight, breathing and barking,” she said. “Avoid costumes with small, dangling, or easily chewable parts that your pet could choke on. To make sure your pet’s costume is safe, we recommend If your pet feels uncomfortable or exhibits unusual behavior, it’s best to avoid costumes at all costs.
Keeping candy out of reach is also an important safety measure. “Chocolate, especially dark chocolate, baking chocolate, and other candies are toxic to dogs,” Gish warned. “If you think your pet has ingested something toxic, contact your veterinarian or local poison control office immediately.”
Additionally, Gish advised pet owners to be mindful of their decorations. “Watch out for decorations your dog might eat, such as painted pumpkins, decorative candy, imitation spider webs, and small items that are sharp or can cause an intestinal blockage,” she says. .
For those looking for a safe place for their pets during Halloween, Camp Bow Wow offers a safe and relaxing environment while pet parents and children enjoy trick-or-treating and other holiday festivities. We provide. For more information, please visit www.CampBowWow.com.
