Halloween Decorations
Halloween decorations you can
make or buy for
the spookiest night.
Halloween Recipes
Our
cookbook filled with Halloween recipes, tasty tricks and treats.
Halloween Games Spooky Halloween games adaptable for both kid's and adults.
Halloween
Party
Halloween Party planning and
ideas
for your festivities.
Halloween
Safety
Safety
information, tips and suggestions for a safe Halloween.
101 Halloween Tips
That's right, 101 great
Halloween tips, ideas and suggestions!
Special FX & Props
Spooky Special Effects and Props for
your Halloween haunt.
Pumpkin Carving
Pumpkin carving tips
for carving your Halloween Jack O' Lanterns.
Music
& Movies
Suggestions for the best Halloween music and Halloween movies.
Halloween Crafts
Halloween craft ideas and instructions for lots of
Halloween fun.
High-Tech Halloween
Ghostly gadgets for your computer, cell-phone, Palm Pilot and
more!
HALLOWEEN NEWS
PROTECT YOUR
PETS
(NEW YORK) -- Halloween can be a traumatic
and even dangerous time for your pet. The American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals -- ASPCA -- offers some tips to protect your pet on Halloween: Don't
leave your pet out in the yard on Halloween. There are plenty of stories of vicious
pranksters who have teased, injured, stolen and even killed pets on this night.
Trick-or-treat candies are not for pets.
Chocolate is poisonous to a lot of animals, and tin foil and cellophane candy wrappers can
be hazardous if swallowed.
Be careful of pets around a lit pumpkin. Pets
may knock it over and cause a fire. Curious kittens especially run the risk of getting
burned.
Don't dress the dog or cat in costume unless you
know he loves it. Otherwise, it puts a lot of stress on the animal.
If you do dress up your pet, make sure the
costume isn't annoying or unsafe -- it should not constrict her movement, hearing or
ability to breathe or bark. Be careful not to obstruct his vision. Even the sweetest
animal can get snappy when she can't see what's going on around her.
All but the most social dogs should be kept in a
separate room during trick-or-treat visiting hours. Too many strangers in strange garb can
be scary for a dog.
Be careful your cat or dog doesn't dart outside
when you open the door for trick-or-treaters.
