And if you need advice on how to dress up your pets without worrying about their health and safety, the American Kennel Club has got you covered. First, they recommend avoiding any costumes with toxic components. Glitter is adorable, and dye can make a costume much prettier. But if there’s any chance your pet will eat it, that’s a risk you don’t want to take. Choking hazards are another factor pet owners need to consider. Avoid costumes with small parts that could easily be swallowed.
#22 My Dog’s Unicorn Costume
Just like with costumes for humans, comfort should be a major consideration. Your pet may not be able to verbalize when they’re uncomfortable, but you can tell based on their body language. Do a trial run with the costume before the big day, and if they clearly hate it, just snap a picture and spare them the stress of ever having to wear it again. You know your pet better than anyone, so if having a hat or a sweater on all night will freak them out, it’s definitely not worth it.
#26 My Avocatto Named Romeo. He Has Never Minded Playing Dress Up And Was Purring And Walking Around The Entire Time
We hope you’re getting a kick out of all of these adorable pics, pandas! Keep upvoting all of your favorites, and let us know in the comments below if you plan to dress up your own furry friend in a costume this year. Then, if you’d like to check out even more precious animals who went all out for Halloween, we recommend reading this Bored Panda piece next!
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