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Cat Halloween Costumes
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Dressing up a cat takes a little strategy, and the right costume makes all the difference. The selection of cat Halloween costumes at Petco runs from barely there bandanas and pumpkin capes to full spooky getups for the cat who genuinely doesn't mind an outfit. Kittens are covered too, with smaller sizes that won't swallow them whole.
Finding a costume your cat will actually wear
Finding a costume your cat will actually wear Measure around the neck and chest before you shop, then check the weight range on the size chart. Most cats tolerate lightweight, low coverage styles best, so a collar with wings or a soft hood is often a smarter first costume than something full body. Let your cat wear it for a few minutes at a time in the days before Halloween so the big night isn't the first time. Many Petco locations carry seasonal costumes in store, so you can check what's available near you before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Start small and go slow. Let your cat sniff the costume before putting it on, then try it for just a minute or two at a time over several days. Pair each session with treats. Lightweight styles like a collar with wings or a soft bandana are far easier to introduce than full body outfits.
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Measure your cat's neck and chest circumference and check those numbers against the size chart, since cat costumes are sized by measurement rather than breed. Most adult cats fall into small or medium. Kittens usually need extra small, and it's worth remeasuring closer to Halloween if your kitten is still growing.
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Yes, when the costume fits properly and your cat is comfortable in it. Choose styles that leave movement, vision and breathing unrestricted, and avoid anything with small dangling pieces a cat might chew off. Never leave a costumed cat unsupervised, and take the outfit off if your cat seems stressed.
