Pets at Home launches Halloween pet range with £18 coffin bed and £10 pumpkin sweater

Pets at Home has launched a Halloween collection of costumes, beds, toys and treats for dogs and cats, with items priced from £1.50, including a Coffin Pet Bed at £18 and a Little Pumpkin Dog Sweater at £10. EIN Presswire reported the launch.

What the Pets at Home Halloween Range Includes

The Coffin Pet Bed, shaped like a coffin with a "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door, is priced at £18 and is described as suitable for cats or smaller dogs. Owners of larger dogs can choose the Spider Pet Bed, available in medium for £20 or large for £32, which has spooky spider legs.

The Little Pumpkin Dog Sweater is a cream knitted jumper with "Little Pumpkin" embroidered in orange across the back, priced at £10 and offered in sizes from extra small to large. The Pumpkin Dog Costume costs £8 in small, medium and large, and the Pumpkin Dog Bowtie costs £2. The Vampire Dog Cape is £8 and the Glow in the Dark Skeleton Dog Onesie is £10.

For cats, the Pumpkin Pet Bed is £16 and the Monster Brew Cauldron Pet Bed is £20. A six-piece Disney Villains Maleficent Cat Toys set costs £9, and Warner Bros Gremlins Squeaky Dog Toys cost £12. Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees plush dog toys each cost £6.

Shoppers on Pets at Home's social media responded to the jumper, with one pet parent commenting: "The little pumpkin jumper has my heart." Another wrote: "We are obsessed." One shopper asked whether there were options for smaller pets, commenting: "Nothing for small animals?"

Tesco sells a Halloween Pumpkin Dog Jumper for £9.99, and Sainsbury's sells a Halloween Rollneck Jumper for £6 within its Rosewood Spirit and Spook collection. B&M's Halloween collection for pets includes rope toys featuring pumpkins, zombies and vampires, striped black and orange pumpkin jumpers and spider outfits, with prices beginning at £1.

Pets at Home's Insurance and Food Launches

According to akta.pro company records, Pets at Home launched pet insurance services on Salesforce Financial Services Cloud in June 2026, targeted for distribution across stores, online and joint venture vet practices. The same records list a £50 million share buyback programme announced in June 2026, with a first tranche of £25 million and Deutsche Bank appointed to conduct the purchases.

Pets at Home operates 453 stores and more than 450 joint venture veterinary practices, according to the same records. Its FY26 statutory revenue was £1,469.6 million for the 52 weeks ending March 26, 2026, down 0.8% year on year, while consumer revenue was £1,981.0 million.

Earlier Pets at Home Product Launches

In August 2026, Pets at Home entered the pet insurance market with a launch on Compare the Market, aiming to capture at least 10% market share within five years, Insurance Times reported. The product, Pets Insurance, offers three lifetime cover options.

In March 2026, Tetra Pak partnered with Pets at Home for the launch of Ruff's Recipes, the company's own-brand dog food range, with Tetra Pak providing packaging for wet meals, dry food, treats and snacks, according to akta.pro company records. In February 2025, Meatly and THE PACK launched Europe's first commercially available cultivated chicken dog treat, Chick Bites, at Pets at Home in Brentford, London, the same records show.

The complete Halloween collection is available to browse on the Pets at Home website.