Celebrate Halloween together with your dog. In this collection you will find toys in spooky shapes, such as pumpkins, ghosts and bats, and costumes that let your dog join the party.
Halloween-themed toys
A plush pumpkin or a squeaky ghost makes a fun gift for your dog and a funny photo for social media. As with any toy, choose a size that suits your dog: toys that are too small can be swallowed. For strong chewers, rubber or double-stitched fabric is a better choice than thin plush.
Costumes and bandanas
A costume or bandana makes your dog part of the party. Make sure it does not pinch, that your dog can move, see, hear and breathe freely, and only leave it on as long as your dog is comfortable. Take the costume off when your dog lies down or is not supervised.
Celebrating Halloween safely
Keep sweets out of reach: chocolate and the sweetener xylitol are toxic to dogs. Lots of children at the door and people in costume can be exciting; give your dog a quiet place in the house. If you think your dog has eaten something toxic, contact your vet immediately.
See also
Also browse our full range of dog toys, plush and cuddly toys and tasty dog treats as a treat instead of sweets.
Frequently asked questions
Can my dog eat Halloween sweets?
No. Chocolate and sweets containing xylitol are toxic to dogs. Give a dog treat instead.
Is a Halloween costume uncomfortable for my dog?
That differs per dog. Let your dog get used to it calmly and remove the costume at signs of stress, such as licking, yawning or freezing.