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|Articles|October 20, 2015

Client handout: Keep your pet happy this Halloween

Treat your clients with tips to keep their pets safe during this haunted holiday.

While some of your patients may embrace Halloween by happily dressing up like a dog from the zombie apocalypse or playing up their natural spookiness as a black cat that looms in the front window for trick-or-treaters, others may find themselves cowering under a bed, bolting out the front door, or choosing to be the cat-who-ate-a-glow-stick or the dog-who-ate-my-kid's-candy. Give your clients this handout to help keep pets safe and happy this Halloween.    

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