Frisco Hedgehog Dog & Cat Costume
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- Dress your pet up like a hedgehog for a super cute and unique Halloween look.
- Features a brown body and a face headpiece that look just like a cute hedgehog. You won’t be able to tell the difference between your pet and the real thing.
- Suitable for both cats and dogs who want to dress up like a hedgehog for trick-or-treating.
- Available in various sizes so that there’s a costume for every pet.
- Frisco products are crafted to deliver more happy moments together—from cozy beds to sturdy toys, to leakproof potty gear. Designed, tested and approved by the pet experts at Chewy.
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So poorly made I had to fix it.
I ordered this because it came in bigger sizes for big dogs and because my golden/labradoodle mix is obsessed with her Outward Hound Jumbo Hedgie. Big Hedgie is her favorite toy and when she destroys them, I have to get her a replacement or she gets upset. Outward Hound will never go out of business at the rate I buy their hedgies. Juno is on number 20 in 4 years. I figured dressing her as a hedgie for Halloween would be appropriate considering her love of Big Hedgie. The body/cape part of the costume fits perfectly and is lined with a cooler material so she won't overheat under all the fuzz. However, the headpiece appears to be made for a human child's head and then just had 2 holes cut into the top for dog's ears. I only kept this costume because I bought it on sale for around $8 and Juno loves her hedgies. I would have returned it otherwise. I put my 24 years of sewing experience to good use and fixed the headpiece as best as I could. I had to shorten the length by about 3/4" with a new seam on top of the headpiece AND remove about 1 3/4" of material from the back of the neck and re-hem it. Then, I had to enlarge the ear holes by about 3 inches down the side of the headpiece on each side (because the holes it came with were directly atop the headpiece as if dogs had the ear configuration of rabbits) and roughly refinish them to prevent fraying. Lastly, I had to add darts beneath the hedgie's face features to make this nightmare hat fit around my girl's face without gapping and sticking out in a way that would be dangerous if she brushed against anything and got her hat stuck. She could choke herself trying to wiggle free if that happened. I considered returning it and sewing a hedgie from scratch, but there wasn't enough time and I wouldn't find the materials for less than the $8 I spent here. If you don't know how to alter garments with a sewing machine, don't buy this poorly designed monstrosity.
So Cute and easy
I Highly recommend this costume. Easy to pit on a dog that wiggles a lot.
