Save 20% off with code: PetSmart is getting in on the Prime Day shopping frenzy with 20% off thousands of items when you use SAVE20 on your online purchase. You’ll need to move quickly though, because the offer ends today. That includes plenty of Halloween goodies, with costumes starting at $10 and plenty of ways to get your pets in on the spooky season fun.

Whether your pet will happily wear a costume or would rather supervise from the sidelines, there’s something here for them. You could pick up a cute pumpkin costume for your dog or cat for $20 or keep things simpler with some Halloween-themed trinkets such as toys or treats.

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For cats, the Pumpkin Wobble Cat Toy costs $7, giving your feline friend something festive to bat around. Dogs can get into the Halloween spirit, too, with the $12 Halloween Bat dog collar, which adds a little seasonal flair without requiring them to tolerate a full costume.

There’s also something for your fur baby’s sweet tooth, with the $2 Spine-Chilling Cookie dog treat in apple cinnamon flavor. And if you have a smaller pet, it won’t be not left out of the costume fun either. The Highland Cow costume for small pets such as hamsters costs $6, making it a tiny bit of Halloween ridiculousness for less.

Why this deal matters

The nice thing about this deal is that you don’t have to go all-in on a full costume to participate and have fun. A toy, collar or treat can give your furry friend some Halloween flair, and the 20% discount is a nice bonus for grabbing whatever catches your eye. Just remember: The SAVE20 discount code only applies to online purchases, and it expires today.

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