Costumes for Pets

Don't leave Rover and Fluffy out of the Halloween fun! Pet costumes  are a unique and hilarious way to show your holiday spirit, and you can be sure that your animal will not feel left out this season.  These costumes are made of soft, non-abrasive materials to ensure your best friend will be comfortable. There is a wide variety of premade outfits  that are easy to put on and safe for your dog or cat.  

Dog Costumes

Cat in the Hat Costumes  Because opposite day is funny. Let your dog bask in the glory of being feline for a day.	Joker Costumes  The Joker costume is great for your mischievous dog.	Vampire Costumes  He wants to suck your blood! Actually, he just wants a treat for being a good sport.	Devil Costumes  This pet costume is easy to wear and is a traditional favorite.	Pirate Costume  Shiver me timbers! Your pooch will snatch a mighty bounty with this costume.

Princess Costumes  There are several variations of this costume for your little princess.	Candy Corn Witch Costumes  This is a colorful costume for the dog who wants to be a witch, but in a cute way.	Bride Costumes  Your dog will look and feel beautiful in a flowing white wedding dress.	Wonder Woman Costumes  Dress your girl as a strong female superhero.	Pumpkin Costumes  Picked straight from the pumpkin patch, this adorable costume is sure to be a hit.

Costumes For Your Cat

Jester Costumes  Cats make wonderful (and comical) court jesters.	Hell Cat Costumes  Your satanic cat will be the lord of the kitty box.	Witch Costumes  Every witch needs a witch cat.	Princess Costumes  For the cat who wants to look pretty in pink.

Pet Costume Tips

Here are a few tips that will benefit you and your animal's experience.

• Make sure your pet can see and breathe easily. Never make an animal wear a mask.
• Check the fit around your pet's neckline.  If it is too tight it will cause discomfort.
• A costume should not drag on the floor.
• Don't use costumes with beads or small objects that could be choking hazards.
• Never leave your dressed-up pet unattended.
• If your dog or cat doesn't like the idea of being dressed up in a costume, scrap the idea and try a Halloween print bandanna .
• It's best to leave your furry friends at home while trick-or-treating so they don't get frightened by all those kids running around. Instead, take them to a Halloween party for animals!

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