Not So Spooky Sunday Shenanigans

It's been a bit of a chaotic weekend. Nothing bad, just typical chaos. That's why we're again here late, and with a bit of a different post than we intended. Today we were supposed to start sharing our Halloween week of horror movie villain doodles, starring the furry babies of our household. Due to the typical chaos as well as technological difficulties, we'll share two of those doodles tomorrow, and then one the rest of the days of this Halloween week. Thimble's horror movie villain doodle was supposed to be shared today, so she gets the honor of being in today's post.

We hope you're all having a frightfully festive day!

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Not So Spooky Flashback Doodles of the Day

Since I don't have the doodle intended for today, I'll hare two of my favorite Halloween doodles from the past. Each of these depicts something akin to a typical Halloween night at our house, which involves staying home, watching scary movies, and eating lots of candy.

Happy Halloween week!

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Tip of the Day

Do you want to give your furbaby an extra fun treat for Halloween? We're thinking most of you already know that pet stores typically offer festive toy options around the holidays, including Halloween. Nevertheless, we're reminding you to consider looking for the pet store's festive holiday section, or for festive options in the general toy aisle. If necessary and feasible, you can even use such festive new toys to help distract a furbaby who gets anxious or excited by the sounds and overall hustle and bustle of Halloween night festivities, such as trick-or-treaters visiting the house. Of course, if you are handing out candy, festive new toys should be given in a safe area of the home, away from the door. And, yet another caveat is to always check new toys for any potentially dangerous parts and pieces. You know your kitty or pup best, so when picking out new festive toys for them, always keep in mind their tendencies to chew on or eat certain toys. It's fun to be festive, but it's also very important to be safe.