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Holidays bring safety challenges for family pets

By Denise Flaim

There's the door

The hustle and bustle surrounding guests can create opportunities for escape. Know where your animals are whenever the door opens and closes. As a safeguard, make sure your animals wear collars with proper identification.

Not kidding

While some animals are crazy about kids, others are less impressed. If your dog has never been exposed to children, don't make the holidays your proving ground.

Not a creature was stirring

Be aware of how much stress loud parties and unfamiliar visitors can cause in dogs and cats that are sensitive or shy. If yours are not party animals, find a quiet place for their crate, cage or carrier when company arrives.



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