The subject involves outfits designed for felines, intended to evoke fear or unease, typically worn during the annual Halloween celebration. Examples include miniature devil costumes, spider-themed apparel, or ghostly shrouds specifically tailored for domestic cats.
Such attire serves the purpose of involving pets in the Halloween festivities, contributing to the overall celebratory atmosphere. The practice also has roots in the broader trend of pet ownership and anthropomorphism, where animals are increasingly integrated into human social rituals. Furthermore, the market for pet costumes represents a significant segment of the pet industry, reflecting consumer willingness to spend on their animal companions.