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October 23, 2025 2 min read

Halloween isn’t just for humans, it’s the pawfect excuse to let your dog join in on the spooky fun! While candy and chocolate are off-limits for pups, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate the season safely. Here are a few fun ideas to make this Halloween all treats, no tricks:

1. Host a “Howl-o-ween” Fetch Party

Invite your dog’s best buds over for a festive backyard playdate! Swap out candy for colorful toys, like Jolly Pets Romp-n-Roll or the Soccer Ball,and let the dogs chase, tug, and romp to their hearts’ content. Bonus points if everyone comes in costume!

a dog with a red romp-n-roll sitting on a bench outside

2. DIY Dog Treats

Skip the sweets and make some homemade Halloween snacks your pup will drool over. Try pumpkin and peanut butter treats, or mix in dog-safe fruits like blueberries and bananas for a festive twist.

Here’s a simple recipe:

  • 1 cup pumpkin purée (not pie filling)

  • ½ cup peanut butter (xylitol-free!)

  • 1 ¾ cups oat flour
    Mix, roll into small rounds, and bake at 350°F for about 20 minutes. Done!

Or, for an easier option, fill a treat dispensing toy with frozen peanut butter or kibble, it’ll keep your pup entertained while you hand out candy.

a dog pawing at a monster mouth jolly pets toy full of kibble

3. Costume Parade & Photo Contest

Dress your dog up as a ghost, superhero, or even a pumpkin and snap some photos! If your dog’s not into costumes, a cute bandana or festive collar still makes for a great photo moment.

a black dog wearing a pumpkin dog onesie shirt

4. Trick-for-Treat Training

Keep your dog mentally sharp and happy with a Halloween-themed training session! Teach them new tricks like “spin,” “crawl,” or “play dead.” Every time they nail a move, reward them with their favorite treats or a small toy.

This is a great way to tire them out before the doorbell starts ringing all night!

a fluffy dog chewing on a toy on a hardwood floor

5. Keep It Safe

Remember: candy, especially chocolate and anything with xylitol, is extremely dangerous for dogs. Keep the candy bowl out of reach, and make sure costumes don’t restrict movement or breathing. When in doubt, safety first, spooky second.

Celebrate Halloween the Jolly Way

Halloween should be fun for every member of the family, including your four-legged one! With a few toys, some homemade goodies, and a little creativity, you can make this Halloween a treat-filled adventure your pup will never forget.