PetSmart Is Selling Halloween Costumes For Guinea Pigs And They’re So Cute

by Bolde Team Sep 28, 2020
PetSmart Is Selling Halloween Costumes For Guinea Pigs And They’re So Cute
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Who says dogs and cats should get all the fun when it comes to celebrating the holidays? If you have guinea pigs and you want to get them into the seasonal spirit, you might be interested to know that PetSmart is selling tiny guinea pig Halloween costumes that are too cute to pass up.

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  1. It’s called The Thrills & Chills collection. A rather hilarious name for a hilarious concept, don’t you think? Their range of tiny guinea pig Halloween costumes really does run the gamut and provide something for every furry little creature.
  2. There’s even a mermaid costume. A guinea pig dressed as a mermaid? Amazing! However, if you had another whimsical creature in mind, you could get this unicorn costume, which is equally as amazing (and very pretty in pink).
  3. But that’s not all! You can also dress your guinea pig like a hot dog, a lobster, a bumblebee, or even a Halloween pumpkin (my favorite costume of all). Finally, there’s a dragon costume that’s not to be missed either.
  4. They’re super affordable too. Perhaps because guinea pigs are only tiny and therefore you don’t need much fabric to make them a costume, PetSmart’s offerings are only $6.99 each. You can check them all out on the website here.
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