Killer Doll Pet Costume

My cat looked absolutely hilarious in this. The costume sat nicely and we got the Halloween photos we wanted.

My little dog could walk and run normally once it was tied correctly. The moving arms make the whole look even funnier.

This transformed our pup in seconds. It is lightweight enough for a short costume session and looks brilliant in pictures.

The costume got more attention than any decoration at our Halloween gathering. Such a memorable little outfit.

The size chart worked well for us, but I would definitely measure the chest instead of choosing by breed alone.

The stuffed arms bounce as my dog walks and make the costume look properly animated. We could not stop laughing.

I expected my cat to back straight out of it, but the adjustable ties helped us get a comfortable secure fit.

The little toy knife is what makes the outfit instantly recognisable. It is soft and clearly part of the costume.

The striped top and denim-style overalls show up really well on camera. Exactly the playful horror look I wanted.

I was worried it would feel bulky, but the outfit is light and my dog could still sit and turn around easily.

Every person who saw my dog in this started laughing. It made our costume party photos ten times better.

It took a minute to work out the ties the first time. After that, dressing my dog was quick and straightforward.

The design has the right spooky details without looking genuinely frightening. Great for a fun family Halloween.

We bought several decorations this year, but this tiny killer-doll costume ended up being everyone's favourite.

Once adjusted, it remained in place through greetings, treats and plenty of photos. I checked the fit regularly.

The proportions look especially funny on my little terrier. He seemed comfortable wearing it for a short while.

One photo of this outfit went into our family chat and everyone immediately asked where it came from.

The costume looks fantastic, though positioning the front legs took a couple of tries. Worth the effort for the result.

The large buttons, striped sleeves and overall-style front are all neatly finished. It looks better than a basic novelty outfit.

My cat normally refuses clothes, but she accepted this long enough for a quick supervised photo session.

It looks funny standing still, but seeing the costume move as my dog walks is the best part.

Our dog will be greeting trick-or-treaters in this. The outfit is distinctive and easy to recognise from the doorway.

At first it looked loose around the sides, then we shortened the ties and it sat much more securely.

The design is silly, spooky and surprisingly well put together. We are very happy with it.

The costume has enough shape that it stays visible in photos rather than folding flat against the body.

My dog could move his shoulders and front legs without struggling. We kept the first wear brief to let him adjust.

No complicated headpiece or separate accessories were needed. Put on the outfit and the whole character is there.

We used it for a short pet costume competition and it worked perfectly. Easy to remove once the photos were done.

The raised stuffed arms give the costume loads of personality. They bob around whenever my pup trots across the room.

There were lots of pet costumes at the party, but this one was unusual enough that people remembered it.

The moment he walked into the room, everyone stopped to look. The little doll body effect is genuinely hilarious.

Our dog was right between two measurements, so choosing the larger one was the right decision. The ties handled the rest.

We used this on our broad-chested cat after measuring carefully. It stayed on long enough for some brilliant portraits.