Halloween is generally a difficult time for pets. People are dressed up in strange costumes, setting off firecrackers and knocking on doors – all behaviour that can cause pets huge anxiety. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t have fun with your animals during this season. Here are a couple of things you can do that are fun
All Hallows Eve, also known as All Saints’ Eve is wildly believed to originate from the Celtic harvest festivals and passed down to the early American settlers. It began as a three-day celebration but now is mainly fun and games for children for a single night. While it’s fun and games for children, it’s not
It’s Halloween and time to think about trick-or-treating, costumes and scary movies. What better way to cuddle up on Halloween and watch a scary movie with your pet? In honour of your furry friend, we have gathered a couple of our favourite werewolf movies together for your enjoyment. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) Director:
Halloween is one of the most fun holidays of the year. We get to dress up; go to parties and trick or treat. Unfortunately, our pets don’t have such a good time. For them, it can be a stressful night that causes anxiety. Here are some safety tips so you can keep your pet healthy
Especially for kids, Halloween is a time of celebration and fun. But it can also lead to injury if you’re not careful. For your pets, it can be an especially dangerous and stressful time so we’ve outlined some safety guidelines for you to follow to make sure your Halloween is full of laughter, and happiness.
Due to Covid-19, please check our safety guidelines before visiting the hospital.
