Dog Halloween Costumes
Pumpkins, ghosts, vampires and wizards, cut for dogs rather than shrunk down from a child’s costume. Everything here fastens at the chest or over the shoulders so it goes on and off in one movement — which matters far more than the design when your dog decides they have had enough.
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Hooded Bat Wing Cloak
A hooded cloak with small bat wings, for cats and little dogs.
Silver Bat Padded Pet Coat
A padded silver coat with bat wings, warm enough for a cold night walk.
Plush Pumpkin Pet Costume
A thick plush pumpkin costume with a padded body, warm for late-October nights.
Angel Wings Dog Harness Costume
Feathered wings on a chest-and-back harness that clips over the shoulders.
Delivery Driver Dog Costume
A novelty delivery-driver costume for small dogs, complete with parcel.
Pumpkin Jumper and Shawl Set
A two-piece pumpkin jumper with a matching shawl.
Halloween Cloak and Hat Set
A matching cloak and hat in a dark Halloween palette.
Orange Pumpkin Dog Jumper
A bright orange jumper with a single large pumpkin on the back.
Dachshund Halloween Suit
A long-bodied Halloween suit cut specifically for dachshunds.
Halloween Print Dog Coat
A printed coat that works as a costume and a layer in cold weather.
Adjustable Cowboy Rider Dog Costume
An adjustable rider costume that makes it look like a tiny cowboy is on your dog's back.
Knitted Pumpkin Dog Jumper
A chunky knitted jumper with a raised pumpkin motif.
Halloween Puppy Costume
A soft costume cut for teddies, french bulldogs and other small breeds.
Pumpkin Dog Jumper
A classic orange pumpkin jumper for autumn and Halloween.
Funny Bat Pet Cloak
A bat-shaped cloak with scalloped wings along the edge.
Reversible Pumpkin Dog Cape
A double-sided cape with a pumpkin print on one face and plain on the other.
Bat Wings Dog Accessory
Clip-on bat wings that sit across the shoulders over a harness.
Demon Photo Prop Costume
A dramatic demon costume made for Halloween photographs.
Pumpkin Pattern Dog Sweater
A warm sweater in an all-over pumpkin pattern.
Two-Legged Pet Hoodie
A hoodie with front legs only, so it pulls on and off quickly.
Cape and Hat Party Set
A matching cape and hat set for Halloween parties.
Striped Funny Dog Costume
A bold striped costume in a comic Halloween style.
Ghost Pet Costume
A simple white ghost costume with cut-out eyes, for dogs and cats.
Halloween Party Pet Dress
A flared party dress with a Halloween print.
Start with what your dog will actually wear
Most dogs tolerate something across the back far better than anything over the head or around the legs. If yours has never worn clothing, a cape or a jumper is a much safer first choice than a full-body costume with a hood.
Let them wear it indoors for a few minutes before the night itself, with a treat or two. A dog who has met the costume once is a great deal easier to photograph than one being introduced to it on the doorstep with the bell going.
Trick-or-treat night is loud
A costume plus a doorbell ringing every ten minutes is a lot to ask of a nervous dog. If yours already struggles with the door, skip the costume and put the effort into a quiet room at the back of the house with the television on.
For dogs who are fine with it, dark costumes and late-October evenings are a poor combination on a walk. Several costumes here are luminous or glow in the dark, which is genuinely useful rather than just a gimmick.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
Is it safe to put my pet in a costume?
For short, supervised periods, yes. A costume must never restrict breathing, sight, hearing or movement, must have nothing small enough to chew off and swallow, and should never be left on an unattended pet — including overnight or during rough play. If your pet freezes, flattens their ears, or tries to back out of it, take it off and try a bandana instead.
How do I get the size right?
Measure three things while your pet is standing: neck circumference, chest at the widest point just behind the front legs, and back length from the collar to the base of the tail. Chest is the measurement that decides the size — if your pet is between sizes, go up.
What if my dog hates wearing things?
Plenty do, and it is not worth forcing. A themed bandana or collar gets you the same photograph with none of the stress, and your dog will not spend the evening trying to reverse out of it.
Can they wear it on a walk?
For a short walk, if it does not restrict movement and you can see the harness and lead attachment clearly. Never clip a lead to a costume — always to a proper collar or harness underneath.
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