One of the most crucial things to consider is whether your pet can be put in a costume. No matter how bad you want them to wear some cute costume that perhaps matches yours, it is better not to force this on them if you see that they don’t feel comfortable in it.

If your pet “agreed” on wearing a costume, make sure that all of the details are strongly attached to it because the pet can swallow some of these parts. Also, make sure that the same thing won’t happen with decorations that are put inside the house or in the backyard.

Some plastic parts or shiny things are not the only things that can attract pets to eat them. During Halloween, a lot of treats are handed back and forth, so make sure that your dog won’t reach them, as substances such as chocolate are bad for dogs.

If you like going trick or treating or handing out candy yourself, there are a few more things you should keep in mind that involve pets. During trick or treating, there is a lot of commotion that can disturb your pet. Random people and even their own owners in weird-looking costumes can scare them, so make sure that they feel safe at home by creating a “safe space” where they can lay down and relax. And in case you want to take your pet with you outside, don’t forget to take a leash and make sure that they have their ID tag with them in case they wander or run off.