Alcoholic Drinks/Food:

• Never leave your drinks (or food) unattended or in reach of your pup especially ones with alcohol. If your pup gets a hold of alcohol it could potentially poison them.
• Remember not feed your pups just anything. Their are toxic foods such as: Onions, Chocolate, Coffee, Avocado, Grapes, Raisins, Salt, and Yeast Dough. For more foods that are toxic visit this link!

Matches/Lighter fluid:

• Keep them away and out of reach of your pets. Certain matches contain chlorates, which could potentially damage blood cells and result in breathing problems could be developed.
• Lighter fluid can be irritating to skin, if ingested can cause gastrointestinal irritation and central nervous system depression.
• If inhaled aspirational pneumonia and breathing problems could develop.

Glow Jewelry:

• Keep away from the pets!
• They can cause stomach irritation and possibly central nervous depression.
• If inhaled this could cause pneumonia.

Exercise/Brain Stimulation:

• Before the festivities officially start try and take your pup out for a long walk, hike or run. Or add in another walk or game of fetch.
• Stimulate the brain! Keep their brain stimulated with games and activities so they get into less trouble.
• This could help relax them through all the nighttime festivities and chaos.

Safe Space:

• Keep them safe!
• Make sure to set up an area where they can go to and feel safe. It could be a kennel, a bed in another room or even a closet. Just make sure they have a safe, quiet, sheltered and secured place to go to ease their minds.
• Check their leases and collars so if you have them out they won’t break.
• Make sure gates are secured and no holes in your fences so the can’t get out of the yard and bolt.

Love:

• Remember to LOVE them.
• This could be really scary for them and they sometimes just need a little extra love and comfort from you. You are their entire world so make sure they know you have their back and everything is going to be ok.