Trick or Treat night is just around the corner and your neighborhood streets will be filled with little ghouls and goblins in search of the perfect treat. Although Halloween and Trick or Treat can be fun for adults and children, it is not always fun for our furry companions. Costumes they don’t understand, the door bell ringing constantly, children yelling “Trick or Treat” can create a great deal of anxiety and anxiousness in our pets. Halloween is the second most common holiday for pets to go missing, just behind the 4th of July. Please pay attention to the warning signs your pet is exhibiting, put them away before your open the door to strangers, see the graphic below for other suggestions on how to keep Halloween fun and safe for everyone.