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sideways in here 👻
the Furkin Haunted House.
Things got
Furkin spooky.
Play our Halloween game, investigate four suspicious pets, and crack the cases for your chance to win a giveaway.
Play detective.
Uncover the pet chaos.
Crack all four cases for your chance to win!
Curious cats. Mischievous dogs. Some seriously scary vet bills. Play detective in our Halloween game.
Pick a room. Inspect the clues. Crack the case.
Visit all four rooms to unlock your giveaway entry.
The case of the
missing hair tie.
Something isn't right in here...
BUDDYWhat was still
hiding inside?
The first hair ties were out... but Buddy was getting worse.
X-rays revealed one more hair tie — stuck in Buddy's intestines.
Mystery
solved.
One tiny hair tie turned into one very real emergency.
First, Buddy threw up a couple of hair ties. Crisis over... right?
Not quite.
When he stopped eating, drinking, and acting like his usual chaotic self, his pet parent Chris rushed him to the emergency vet.
X-rays revealed one more hair tie — stuck in Buddy's intestines.
SURGERY
COVERED BY FURKIN
Happy ending: Surgery was a success. Before long, Buddy was back to ankle ambushes, fridge perches, and a very normal amount of chaos.
The case of the
counter that was too high.
The treats were up there. Davey wanted them down here. You can probably see where this is going...
DAVEYHow expensive was
this snack attempt?
Surgery. Overnight hospital stays. One extremely expensive jump.
Davey's surgery and hospital stays brought the total vet bill to nearly $10,000.
Mystery
solved.
One ambitious jump. One very expensive snack mission.
At just 5 months old, Davey already knew exactly what he wanted: the treats sitting on the kitchen counter.
So, naturally, he went for them.
The jump didn't go as planned.
Davey fractured his knee and needed surgery, followed by overnight hospital stays and plenty of recovery time.
$10,000
VET BILL
COVERED BY FURKIN
Happy ending: Davey made it home and made a full recovery — still happy, cuddly, and completely Furkin obsessed with snacks.
The case of the
missing mystery object.
It was in his pet parent's hand one second. Then Teddy made it disappear.
TEDDYWhat did Teddy
actually swallow?
Whatever you're picturing... Teddy probably managed to outdo it.
Teddy swallowed a 13-inch strip of plastic whole — and it wasn't coming back up.
Mystery
solved.
Thirteen inches of plastic. Yes, really.
It started as a regular Saturday night — until Teddy snatched a long strip of plastic right out of his pet parent's hand.
And then swallowed it. All 13 inches.
The emergency vet first tried inducing vomiting, but the plastic wasn't coming back up.
With the plastic stuck in his digestive tract, waiting was risky. Teddy needed immediate surgery.
SURGERY
A WEEK & A HALF
Happy ending: Teddy made it through surgery and got right back to chasing, pouncing, and plotting his next snack heist.
The case of the
mystery limp.
Sully's family knew something was wrong. The problem? Nobody knew exactly what.
SULLYWhat's your diagnosis, detective?
What was behind Sully's mysterious limp?
Sully was diagnosed with panosteitis — a painful condition sometimes called “growing pains.”
Sully's mystery
finally had a name.
What started as a mysterious limp turned into multiple vet visits, X-rays, tests and treatment.
When Sully developed a severe limp, his family started searching for answers.
After multiple vet visits, X-rays, tests and medications, Sully was diagnosed with panosteitis — often called “growing pains.”
His family submitted more than $1,000 in vet bills while getting to the bottom of the mystery.
Happy ending: After weeks of treatment and recovery, Sully got back to his playful self.
Three to go.
You survived the
Furkin Haunted House.
You cracked all four cases and uncovered some seriously suspicious pet behaviour.
Enter for your chance to win a spooky-season Furkin prize for you + your favourite little monster.