Conquer the neighbourhood with your pet in tow dressed in one of these oh-so-cute Halloween costumes.
Want your pet to look dino-mite this Halloween? All you need is a green t-shirt or tank and this easy-to-make spiky spine.
Get the instuctions here: The Next Bird
Photo: The Next Bird via PinterestCats can cosplay, too! Complete with overalls and a little hat, you can't go wrong with this one.
Get the instructions here: Costume Works
Photo: Costume Works via PinterestThere's nothing sweeter than your pupper wearing a cupcake costume this Halloween. If you've got an hour to spare, this costume will make everyone drool.
Get the instructions here: Lovely Indeed
Photo: Lovely Indeed via PinterestSmaller pets can join the Halloween fun, too! This is an easy DIY if you're looking for a last-minute costume idea. Trial and Error Creativity creator Abby was inspired by a South Park episode where giant guinea pigs try to take over the world.
Get the instructions here: Trial and Error Creativity
Photo: Trial and Error Creativity via PinterestThink a baby in a sushi costume is cute? Check out this easy, DIY version for your pet.
Get the instructions here: Eat Sleep Make
Photo: Eat Sleep Make via PinterestThis one's a classic. Turn your pet into a cute superhero with this quick and easy DIY that you can make in minutes. It's perfect for accompanying kids with superhero costumes.
Get the instructions here: Sage and Sparkle
Photo: Sage and Sparkle via PinterestTake that guilty pleasure one step further with this adorable Candy Crush costume for pups. Hot glue some pompoms to a shirt and you're good to go.
Get the instructions here: Irresistible Pets
Photo: Irresistible Pets via PinterestYour prissy pup will be the talk of the dog park in this designer knockoff.
Get the instructions here: Costume Works
Photo: Costume Works via PinterestHave you ever wondered what your dog or cat would look like with a luscious fro of greenery? Wonder no longer. Costume Works submitter Kristy did note this costume took her several hours to make. We think it's worth it.
Get the instructions here: Costume Works
Photo: Costume Works via PinterestThis delicious getup is a cinch to create, making it a perfect last-minute costume. You know, in case you don't have time to spend 10 hours making a Chia Pet costume.
Get the instructions here: SewDoggyStyle
Photo: SewDoggyStyle via PinterestAnother great last-minute costume, this Lego garb is perfect for accompanying kids who are dressing up as the popular plastic toy.
Get the instructions here: Five Legs Between Us
Photo: Five Legs Between Us via PinterestYep. It's gross. It's funny. It's simple to make. We needed to include it, obviously.
Get the instructions here: Turtles and Tails
Photo: Turtles and Tails via PinterestSeriously, what could be cuter than a dog or cat wearing a sea otter on their back? We actually want to know because there seems to be no outshining this adorbs costume.
Get the instructions here: I Found the Place
Photo: I Found the Place via PinterestCrafters beware: Your dog may try to eat himself in this delicious-looking costume. The detail that went into this is ridiculous. It's even making us drool.
Get the instructions here: Small House Big Start
Photo: Small House Big Start via PinterestYou didn't think we'd forget about the families with unconventional pets, did you? This easy and inexpensive superhero cape is perfect for reptiles, rats, guinea pigs or hamsters. Just adjust the pipe cleaner or ribbon accordingly, but make sure cape isn't too long that it could pose a strangulation hazard.
Get the instructions here: Costume Works
Photo: Costume Works via PinterestIf you're addicted to Starbucks, here's a simple way to show your love for the brand that helps you get through the day. It looks like Costume Works submitter Kristine fashioned the "cup" of her Puggle Spice Latte costume from a Starbucks bag. Clever!
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Photo: Costume Works via PinterestNot all pets are down with wearing costumes. Here's a simple solution if your pet isn't willing to wear, say, a full body suit.
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