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    • Contact Us
    • AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES
    • Halloween Advice
    • COVID-19 - CLINIC UPDATES
    • Latest News / What we do
    • Our Nurses
    • Our Team of Vets
    • DIAGNOSTICS AND SURGERY
    • The Cattery
    • Nelly's Adventures
    • Puppy Parties
    • Weight Clinics
    • Dental Care and Treatment
    • Travelling With Your Pet
    • PET FOODS
  • Contact Us
  • AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES
  • Halloween Advice
  • COVID-19 - CLINIC UPDATES
  • Latest News / What we do
  • Our Nurses
  • Our Team of Vets
  • DIAGNOSTICS AND SURGERY
  • The Cattery
  • Nelly's Adventures
  • Puppy Parties
  • Weight Clinics
  • Dental Care and Treatment
  • Travelling With Your Pet
  • PET FOODS

CARING FOR YOUR PETS AT HALLOWEEN

halloween tips

                   Some Simple Things To Bear In Mind At Halloween

  • Keep your pet indoors, with doors and windows closed and curtains drawn;
  • Allow them to dictate where they feel safest;
  • If they look for reassurance, comfort them as you would normally do and don’t exaggerate the behaviour as it will make them more apprehensive;
  • Keep calm yourself as your pet will be reading your body language and using it to guide them;
  • Turn up the volume on the tv / radio to try help dampen the sounds;
  • Make sure your pet has ample opportunity to go to the toilet in daylight as it is less likely there will be fireworks going off;
  • Try to avoid putting your pet outside at night time.

 

Microchipping

In the unlikely event of your pet escaping, or if they do run away from home, please make sure they are microchipped with up-to-date and valid contact details.


Also, please make sure your pet is wearing a collar, especially at this time of the year, with an identity tag on it, as anybody who finds your pet will be able to contact you without the need of bringing them to a Vet to read a microchip.

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We hope you found our page helpful.  If there is anything we can help you with, please don't hesitate to contact us at the clinic.

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