(The official feline correspondents for Azure Holland, A Mobile Veterinary Service)
Hello, spooky friends!
It’s your favorite feline duo — Pecan Pie (the wise, fluffy foodie) and Blueberry Biscuit (the mysterious blue queen of sass). Halloween is creeping closer, and while humans are busy decorating with pumpkins and cobwebs, we’re here to make sure your pets stay safe, cozy, and totally un-spooked.
Because trust us — one unexpected “BOO!” and we’ll be under the bed until Thanksgiving.
1. Keep the Treats for the Humans
We know it’s tempting to share a little candy love, but chocolate and artificial sweeteners like xylitol are a serious no-nofor pets. Even small amounts can be dangerous.
Our tip: Stick to pet-safe goodies! Pecan loves a crunchy cat treat, and Biscuit swears by a little pumpkin purée snack.
2. Watch the Door (and the Monsters Who Knock)
Halloween means doorbells, costumes, and strangers — basically, a cat’s worst nightmare.
Our tip: Give pets a quiet space away from the action. A soft bed, calming music, and maybe a few extra treats will help everyone keep their cool.
If your pet tends to bolt when the door opens, make sure they have up-to-date ID tags and microchips — just in case they decide to join the neighborhood ghost parade.
3. Costume with Care
We’ll admit it — we’ve been known to rock a pumpkin hat or two (for the ‘Gram, obviously). But costumes should never be too tight, restrictive, or itchy.
Our tip: Let your pet try it on early. If they freeze, flop, or give you that look — maybe skip the outfit and go for a festive bow tie or bandana instead.
4. Decorations Can Be Tricky (Literally)
Those flickering candles, string lights, and fake cobwebs are fun until someone (we won’t name names) tries to eat them.
Our tip: Keep décor out of reach, use battery-powered candles, and skip anything with dangling strings that look like toys.
5. Create a Calm Zone
For sensitive pets — especially seniors or those with anxiety — Halloween can feel overwhelming.
Our tip: Create a cozy “safe zone.” Use a familiar blanket, a diffuser with calming pheromones, and maybe even some gentle background noise (our favorite is a “Rainy Cat Nap” playlist).
From Our Porch to Yours
Whether your Halloween plans involve haunted houses or cozy couch cuddles, remember that this night should be fun, not frightful for your furry family.
We’ll be celebrating with a candlelight nap, a warm blanket, and a few pumpkin-flavored cat treats (because obviously, we’re festive).
Stay safe, stay snuggly — and may your night be filled with more treats than tricks!
Love and purrs,
Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit
@pecanpie_and_blueberrybiscuit
