The holidays are starting folks, and it starts with Halloween. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. Whether you are trick-or-treating this year or just staying home, you can still celebrate! I have already bought candy for all the two-legged children walking the neighborhood. Candy is delicious, but it is not the best for our health. It's definitely not healthy for your dog. Below, I have gathered a few recipes for your beloved canine in lieu of store bought candy. But before you get cooking, please read these safety tips for animals on Halloween:
- Keep human candy away from pets. A lot of the candy given to humans
can be toxic to your pet, only give your furry family member treats that
are made for dogs.
- Don't keep lit pumpkins around your pets unsupervised.
- Keep wires and electrical cords out of reach from chewing mouths.
- Don't dress your pet up in a costume unless they are comfortable being in a costume.
- Don't leave your dog out in the yard on Halloween. It can be a scary night even for canines!
- Keep your cat indoors to keep them safe from pranks and cruelty-related incidents.
- Letting your dog chew on pumpkins and corn stalks may cause GI upset.
In addition, you can read here for the ultimate holiday tips for keeping your dog stress-free. For me, October marks the start of minimizing the stress and chaos of all holidays. Let's face it, October through December is pretty much of frenzied blur of one holiday after another and your canine's mental health gets lost in all of it. It's best to start preparing now.
And now for the recipes! The links are below the beautiful images in the captions section. Enjoy!
Happy Halloween!🎃
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