Community Health Magazine has some great information about a controversial subject in our house; dressing pets in Halloween costumes.

One Halloween when our dogs were younger, I dressed them up in costumes. Mark walked through the door at the end of the day to a belly dancer and a sunflower. He was not amused. This was the first time we had experienced a difference in parenting styles.

If you think that your pets could be any cuter, consider a few things before dressing them up this Halloween:

  • Make sure that the costume doesn't have any dangling parts that they could chew off and choke on.
  • If it seems to be annoying your pet or their behavior changes, ditch it.
  • The costume should not catch on furniture or anything else.
  • Do not use human hair coloring to dye your pet's fur.
  • Face paints and make up can cause skin irritation and even the non-toxic makeup can cause tummy troubles or worse.

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