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Fall-Friendly Foods for Dogs: What They Can (and Can't) Eat This Holiday Season

Traveling with your dog doesn’t have to mean constant barking or stress. With preparation, consistency, and the right tools, you can make the season memorable for all the right reasons.

Fall might be the season of pumpkin spice and cozy nights, but it's also prime time for pests to sneak into your home. As temperatures drop, mice, squirrels, raccoons, and spiders go into survival mode. From scratching in the walls to overturned trash cans, these freeloading critters can cause big headaches if you don't stop them early. 

Fall is one of the busiest seasons for wildlife — and that often means more barking from your dog. From squirrels and raccoons to deer in the backyard, autumn critters can stir up a lot of noise and stress. Discover simple, humane solutions to keep pests away and calm the barking so you can enjoy a quieter, cozier season.