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Sunday, September 27

Halloween Hazards for Dogs and Cats Include Candy and Costumes

Veterinary teams highlight risks from decorations, electrical cords, wrappers and pets slipping out during festivities.

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Halloween can bring several dangers for dogs and cats, including candy, wrappers, costume accessories, electrical cords and decorations. Pets may also rush through an open door during the festivities. A Veterinary Practice News infographic offers practical tips veterinary teams can share to help keep pets comfortable and secure during Halloween.

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