Chewy Costume Party
Enter your pet for your chance to win a $500 Chewy eGift Card and we’ll donate $1,000 worth of products to the shelter or rescue of their choice. The runner-up will get a $100 Chewy eGift Card + a $500 donation to a shelter or rescue of their choice as well.
Want in? Follow these steps to enter:
- Share pics of your pet’s look on social by 10/28
- Tag us & use #ChewyCostumeParty
- Vote for the winner on October 31st
Halloween for Dogs
Dog Costumes That Slay
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No Tricks, All Treats (and Toys)
Halloween for Cats
These Cat Costumes Are Killer
Do Costumes Spook Your Kitty?
Some cats just aren’t into wearing clothing. Instead, try an accessory like a Halloween bandana or harness to help them get into the spirit.
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Claw-Worthy Cat Toys
Indulge your cat’s killer instincts with these ghoulish playthings.
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Keeping Halloween Spooky and Safe
1 Avoid Dangerous Decor
Many common Halloween decorations pose a threat to your pet, including:
- Candles (they’re easily knocked over—use battery-powered candles or glow sticks instead)
- Electrical wires (pets are prone to chew them)
- Fog machines (the fog fluid can be toxic to pets)
- Fake spiders and other small plastic items (these can be choking hazards)
2Hide the Candy
The No. 1 pet hazard this spooky season? Halloween candy. It’s a sweet treat for you, but it’s a whole package of bad ideas for your pet, from cellophane and candy wrappers that can cause gastrointestinal blockage to sweeteners like xylitol and other ingredients that can make your pet sick. Make sure to keep any trick-or-treat bags far out of your pet’s reach.
3Keep Your Pet Inside
Many pets go missing on and around Halloween each year, and it’s easy to understand why: The front door opening to trick-or-treaters all night long presents a tempting opportunity for pets to sneak out. Keep pets in a safe, comfortable and, most importantly, inescapable area during trick-or-treat hours, as well as during any Halloween parties you’re hosting where people will be coming and going.
4Double-Check Their ID
It’s a good idea to make sure the information on your pet’s ID tag is up-to-date, as well as that their microchip is active. That way, if they do manage to sneak out for a little Halloween mischief, they’ll have a good chance of returning to you safe and sound. Not microchipped yet? Find out more about the process.
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