As Halloween approaches, households across the country are preparing costumes, candy, and decorations. While the holiday is a highlight for many children and adults, it can also present serious risks for household pets. From the constant ringing of doorbells to accessible candy, October 31 can become stressful, and even dangerous, for dogs and cats.

To help pet owners keep their furry friends safe, Best Friends Animal Society, a national animal welfare organization dedicated to ending the killing of dogs and cats in U.S. shelters, is sharing practical tips for a stress-free Halloween.

Door-to-door trick-or-treat traffic can spook pets and send them bolting. The organization suggests keeping dogs and cats in a quiet, secure room during peak trick-or-treat hours. For pets that do slip outs

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