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Cats aren't especially interested in Halloween, but they are interested in treats. Petco's seasonal cat treats include pumpkin flavored crunchy bites, soft treats in spooky shapes and limited edition Halloween packaging from brands your cat already knows.
Treats should make up no more than ten percent of your cat's daily calories, which for most cats is only a handful of pieces. Halloween is also a night when cats can get into things they shouldn't, so keep candy, wrappers and decorations well out of reach and give your cat a quiet room away from the front door.
No. Chocolate is toxic to cats, and xylitol found in sugar free candy is dangerous as well. Wrappers and small candies also pose choking and blockage risks. Keep all candy out of reach and contact your veterinarian if your cat eats any.
Treats should account for no more than ten percent of your cat's daily calorie intake, which for an average adult cat means only a small number of pieces per day. Check the feeding guidance on the package, since calorie content varies between products.
Plain pumpkin is generally well tolerated by cats and appears in many commercial cat treats. Choose treats formulated for cats rather than sharing pumpkin desserts made for people, which contain sugar and spices that aren't suitable.