Disguise
If you thread a disguise (Halloween, Christmas), your animal can be happy, but he could yap, urinate in the house or hide. Because our habits during celebrations change its customs and are sources of stress for the animal. Pay attention, introduce yourself gently!

Christmas Safe Christmas tree and decorations
When Kitty climbs in the Christmas tree and Fido wags his tail against the branches, which are both very common occurrences, it can be catastrophic. The decorations fly everywhere and the tree topples to the ground. In theory, our pets won’t play with the tree. But in practice, they toy with the decorations, swallow the Christmas icicles and chew on electrical wires.
* Set up the tree solidly using an adapted base and other anchoring methods.
* Do not let your pet drink the water in the tree’s base. This water, to which herbicides and detergents may have been added, can make your pet sick, causing vomiting and diarrhea.
* Avoid using decorations that are easy to swallow, such as icicles, thin garlands and angel hair. If swallowed, these objects could cause an intestinal obstruction. If this happens, your pet might need emergency surgery and could die.
* Choose large unbreakable ornaments and accessories.
* Protect the electric wires of the Christmas lights.
* And above all, unplug the lights when you go out in order to prevent electrocution.
* When you take the tree down, make sure to clear away all of the decorations.