Top Five Reasons Why Kittens Love the Fall: Baby It's Cold Outside

5. Heat is on in the house and kittens love to seek out warm spots.

4. Days are cozy indoors and kittens get more play and cuddle time.

3. Falling leaves are swirling and kittens love to watch them at the windows. 

2. Comforters and blankets are heaped on beds and sofas and kittens love snuggling in them.

1. The days are darker and that means more naps for EVERYONE!

1. Put your pets in a quiet, closed room so they can’t escape when you open the door to Trick-or Treaters.

2. Choose a costume that is comfortable and doesn't restrict your cat's movement or breathing (If your cat enjoys dressing up for the holidays). To avoid accidents, do not leave your pets unsupervised in their costume. 

3. Ensure that holiday decorations, such as string, yarn, ribbon or spiderwebs, cannot be eaten by pets or entangle them.

4. Keep lighted candles away from pets. Whiskers can get singed; a swishing tail can also get singed or knock over a candle.

5. Call your veterinarian, emergency veterinary clinic, or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center’s 24-hour hotline at (888) 426-4435 if you suspect your pet has eaten human treats or decorations. Candy is dangerous to pets/animals.