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PDSA warns pet owners of increased nighttime accident risks as daylight fades, urging reflective gear, microchips, and safe routines.
As autumn brings darker evenings, the PDSA warns pet owners of rising risks of road accidents for dogs and cats.
With clocks falling back, the charity urges using reflective gear, walking on leads in well-lit areas, and ensuring pets have up-to-date microchips and tags—a legal requirement in England.
Owners should plan safe routes, carry flashlights and charged phones, and teach dogs commands like “stop” and “sit.” For cats, indoor access before dark, earlier feeding, timed flaps, or secure enclosures are advised, along with indoor enrichment to maintain activity.
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