You Can Create Your Own 95.7 BEN FM Pumpkin
As our slogan says, carve “anything you feel like!” But definitely use this stencil to carve an awesome 95.7 BEN FM pumpkin.
This Halloween season, we have a really fun craft for you. You can now carve a BEN FM pumpkin. If your regular Halloween décor doesn’t seem good enough, we get it. You need a BEN-FM-themed pumpkin to up your game.
There’s no shortage of festive Halloween crafts to try with family and friends. We all know pumpkin carving is one of the best. Carving out pumpkins is an entertaining Halloween activity for all ages. There are so many pumpkin carving ideas that’ll boost your spooky décor on October 31. But we think we have the best one. Whether you’re a beginner or an avid crafter, you can definitely pull off this design.
Make this Halloween a great one by carving yourself a BEN FM Pumpkin using this FREE pumpkin carving stencil.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD: 95.7 BEN FM pumpkin stencil
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5 Tips To Keep Your Pets Safe During The Halloween Season
Hide The Candy
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We all know we should keep candy away from our pets, but bowls of candy left on the ground for eager trick-or-treaters and kids dumping out their Halloween loot on the floor may pose a risk we hadn’t considered. This time of year it is especially important to keep candy bowls and bags away from curious pets.
Be Careful with Costumes and Decorations
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It can be super cute to dress up our pets for Halloween, but it might not be the best idea. Pet costumes can cause stress and confusion for our furry family members, which could lead to other accidents like an injured paw. Additionally, keep the decorations out of your pet’s reach. The last thing we want to do on Halloween is take a trip to the vet because they ingested something they weren’t supposed to.
Keep ID Tags On
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Make sure your pet is wearing a tag with up to date information like phone numbers and address, and that their microchip information is current. Opening the door repeatedly to greet trick-or-treaters may make it easy for a pet to get out unnoticed, so make sure your pet can be identified if lost.
Know the Signs of Stress in Your Pet
Photo by Keith Tsuji/Getty Images
Even if you are taking all the precautions on Halloween night, there is still a chance that this can stress your pet out. Many of our pets are not used to being around lots of people, and this may trigger anxiety and stress in your pet. Be sure to keep an eye on your pet during the chaos of trick-or-treating, and be sure to bring up any concerns with your veterinarian prior to Halloween.
Keep Fluffy Inside
Photo by Angela Weiss/Getty Images for ASPCA
This is especially important if your dog or cat is black, as there will likely be more traffic than usual, both by foot and by car. The safest place for a pet to be with all the excitement of Halloween is inside in a nice quiet room.
Hide The Candy
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images
We all know we should keep candy away from our pets, but bowls of candy left on the ground for eager trick-or-treaters and kids dumping out their Halloween loot on the floor may pose a risk we hadn’t considered. This time of year it is especially important to keep candy bowls and bags away from curious pets.
Be Careful with Costumes and Decorations
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images
It can be super cute to dress up our pets for Halloween, but it might not be the best idea. Pet costumes can cause stress and confusion for our furry family members, which could lead to other accidents like an injured paw. Additionally, keep the decorations out of your pet’s reach. The last thing we want to do on Halloween is take a trip to the vet because they ingested something they weren’t supposed to.
Keep ID Tags On
Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images
Make sure your pet is wearing a tag with up to date information like phone numbers and address, and that their microchip information is current. Opening the door repeatedly to greet trick-or-treaters may make it easy for a pet to get out unnoticed, so make sure your pet can be identified if lost.
Know the Signs of Stress in Your Pet
Photo by Keith Tsuji/Getty Images
Even if you are taking all the precautions on Halloween night, there is still a chance that this can stress your pet out. Many of our pets are not used to being around lots of people, and this may trigger anxiety and stress in your pet. Be sure to keep an eye on your pet during the chaos of trick-or-treating, and be sure to bring up any concerns with your veterinarian prior to Halloween.
Keep Fluffy Inside
Photo by Angela Weiss/Getty Images for ASPCA
This is especially important if your dog or cat is black, as there will likely be more traffic than usual, both by foot and by car. The safest place for a pet to be with all the excitement of Halloween is inside in a nice quiet room.
