Trick-or-treaters can have their picture taken at our haunted photo set featuring Frankenstein and his ghouls.
Donate $5 to get a photo print and $10 for a digital photo flash drive with multiple photos. All donations go to Elizabeth Lake Animal Rescue.
See pictures from our Haunted Photo set 2015.
For more information, call the White Lake store at 248-889-4131 and Bloomfield Twp. store at 248-333-7545.
Photos courtesy of Pet Supplies Plus.
Bring your pets and kids in costume to my White Lake Pet Supplies Plus at 6845 Highland Rd. from noon to 4 p.m., Saturday, October 29 at and to my Bloomfield Twp. Pet Supplies Plus store at 2057 S. Telegraph Rd from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 30 for our Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat.
We will have begging stations around the stores with species-appropriate treats and food samples for pets along with Halloween candy for kids. Trick-or-treaters will get a free Pet Supplies Plus begging bag. Participating brands include: Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul, Fromm Family Foods, Merrick, Earthborn Holistic and Pro Pac Ultimates.
All kinds of pets are invited to Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat, but they must be kept from getting loose. Large pets must be on a maximum six-foot leash; smaller pets can be paraded in wagons, pet strollers and pet carriers, which can also be part of the pet’s costume.
There is no charge to participate! For more information, call the White Lake store at 248-889-4131 and Bloomfield Twp. store at 248-333-7545.
Costume-wearing pets and kids are invited to participate in our Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat, from noon to 4 p.m., Saturday, October 29 at my White Lake Pet Supplies Plus at 6845 Highland Rd. and Sunday, October 30 at my Bloomfield Twp. Pet Supplies Plus store at 2057 S. Telegraph Rd. There is no charge to participate in the event.
Best pet costumes will win $50, $20 and $10 Pet Supplies Plus gift cards for first, second and third place at each store.
All kinds of pets are invited to Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat, but they must be kept from getting loose. Large pets must be on a maximum six-foot leash; smaller pets can be paraded in wagons, pet strollers and pet carriers, which can also be part of the pet’s costume
For more information, call the White Lake store at 248-889-4131 and Bloomfield Twp. store at 248-333-7545.
It’s that time again – and Scary Tails Trick-or Treat is back at my Bloomfield Twp. and White Lake / Highland Rd. stores.
You may have joined us last year for our Halloween celebration for pets and families. Well, we’ve got another great event planned featuring the same festivities as last year as well as some NEW surprises. So get ready for another howling good time.
Watch here for all the GORY DETAILS!
Photos courtesy of Pet Supplies Plus.
Thank you to all who came to our Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat and haunted photo set!
Hundreds of our neighbors turned out at my Bloomfield store on Halloween day to Trick-or-Treat with their pets. We hope you all went home with lots of dog and cat treats, as well as Halloween candy for you! We loved all of the very creative costumes – both pet and human! Wow!
We also have lots of pictures to share with you –of the Trick-or-Treaters and also of pets and their people with Frankenstein at our haunted photo set. Everyone was so great about waiting for their turn – we thank you and your pets for your patience!
For $5 our neighbors went home with a printed photo or for $10 they could get a flash drive of multiple pictures. We raised nearly $600! All donations went to Cat Tail Acres Sanctuary in Armada, Michigan. Cat Tail Acres provides a home to feral cats and cats that are unadoptable. The organization is run by volunteers so every penny goes to buy food, cat litter, supplies and to pay for veterinary care. I am sure they will be thrilled with your contributions!
Awesome job everyone! We hope you enjoy these pictures!
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Our District Manager Sean O’Rourke and I were invited to go on Fox 2 Detroit to talk about what’s new this year in Halloween costumes for pets. See pictures of us preparing for our LIVE TV segment below with Gus (as Wonder Woman), Dino (as a Minion), Simba (in the stroller as a pumpkin in a haunted pumpkin patch) and Bambi (as a Lion).
Some of the questions they asked us:
What’s hot in pet costumes this year?
Movie and TV characters are popular again this year, along with the old-time traditional costumes like pumpkins and lions.
How much does the typical costume cost?
Expect to pay about $20 for a full costume; much less for accessories such as bandanas and hats.
What if my pet won’t go on a leash?
Consider using a stroller or pet carrier for your cat or small dog and making it part of the costume. See our haunted pumpkin patch stroller below!
What is the best place to take my pet Trick-or-Treating this year?
Pet Supplies Plus in Bloomfield Hills! Pets in costume will be Trick-or-Treating for pet treats and food samples at multiple stations set up around the store. It all takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Halloween – Saturday, October 31! Also visit our haunted photo set and have you and your pet’s picture taken with Frankenstein! Click here for more info!
Here we are on Fox 2! Click here to view the full segment.
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Come in to any one of my three stores – in Bloomfield Hills and White Lake – for our haunted photo set with a real-life Frankenstein and other ghouls. A $5 donation will get you a photo of your pet; a $10 donation will get you a flash drive with multiple photos. All donations go to Elizabeth Lake Animal Rescue of Waterford and Cat Tail Acres Sanctuary of Armada.
Dates, times and locations for HALLOWEEN PHOTOS are:
Also join us for Scary Tails Trick-or-Treat for pets — AT MY BLOOMFIELD STORE ONLY – October 31 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. — where pets can go “begging” to pick up special foods and treats for cats, dogs and other pets. See more in my blog, “I want to be scared.”
So I’m sure that Fluffy and Fido will be “dressed to the nines” to meet Frankenstein. Be sure to follow my blog and watch for a future post on “Choosing safe Halloween costumes for your pet.”
