New Dog-Themed Fall Decor Finds at Kirkland's Are About to Fly Off Shelves

Fall is just around the corner, and Kirkland is ready for us. They've got new dog-themed decor, and it's going to fly off the shelves.

On August 17, 2024, TikTok user Danielle LoraEllen (@_danielle_loraellen) shared a video of the cute decor in the store, and we want every single piece. Take a look!

In the quick TikTok video, Danielle gives us a good glimpse at the new collection, and it's all so cute.

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"Kirkland's fall decor for the dog lovers," the text on the screen reads.

On the shelf, we see all the perfect fall colors: muted oranges, reds, yellows, and various shades of brown. It looks like it should smell of pumpkin spice, and there are adorable pumpkins and dogs everywhere.

They have really cute throw pillows with faces of different dog breeds on them. One looks like a Bulldog , another a Golden Retriever, and another pillow with several different pups featured.

Danielle showed off some outdoor decor of pups holding pumpkins, some kitchen towels featuring a pattern of dog shapes, and some adorable dog items that are also Halloween themed.

Looks like Kirkland's is ready to ring in the fall, and we're not mad about it.

"This is your sign to go to @Kirkland’s Home for their cutie fall dog decor!" the video's caption reads. And in the comments, people were feeling the fall vibes too.

One wrote, "Need Pitbull things."

Another shared, "OMG, I NEED to go ASAP!"

Someone else added, "I’ve never been to a Kirkland's Home store but I need to find one now."

One shared, "So frickin cute."

Sounds like a lot of people are going to hit up their local Kirkland's Home store to try and snag some of their favorite doggy fall pieces!

Autumn Safety Tips for Dog Parents to Remember

With fall decor out, autumn is just around the corner, and there are some safety tips dog parents should be aware of around this time of year.

According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ( ASPCA) , dog parents should be cautious of cold weather poisons.

"The use of rodenticides increases in the fall as rodents seek shelter from the cooler temperatures by attempting to move indoors," the organization explains. "Rodenticides are highly toxic to pets and, if ingested, the results could be fatal."

Another thing to watch for is related to cars.

"Many people choose fall as the time to change their car's engine coolant. Ethylene glycol-based coolants are highly toxic, so spills should be cleaned up immediately," they continued.