When we are busy dressing up and having fun at Halloween, it is easy to forget about our furry friends. But there are simple things pet owners can do to ensure their dogs have just as good a time as they do on October 31.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Linda Simon and dog behaviourist Dr Emma Scales-Theobald, PhD from pet wellness brand Pooch & Mutt have teamed up to remind people that Halloween can be a particularly dangerous time for our dogs, with many things posing a threat to their health and wellbeing. Not only this, but your pet could even pose a danger to those who find themselves at your door.
They have shared six essential pieces of advice for keeping your dogs and trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween:
