Christmas is coming up faster than you think, and with shipping delays very likely close to the holidays, ordering early is always a good idea. If you’d like to spoil your dog with some presents this year, but aren’t sure what to get them, we’ve got you covered with seven ideas for Christmas presents for dogs — from premium treats for dogs to a brand new dog bed:
Consumables are a great Christmas gift idea no matter your intended recipient, and any dog in your life is sure to love some high quality dog treats. Choose from long-lasting dog bones, Himalayan yak cheese chews, bully sticks for dogs, and other unique and delicious treats that your dog will devour. If you know the kinds of treats that your dog loves, give both of you a gift with a dog treat subscription box so you never have to worry about running out. And if you want to branch out, try our holiday treat box instead!
Even the best-made dog toy will eventually get destroyed, especially if they are vigorous chewers. This makes Christmas the perfect excuse to replace any old or damaged dog toys. Choose high quality toys that will last a long time, and aim for variety overall. If your dogs already have several ropes, try getting them a puzzle toy instead, and so on. Try to get a mix of toys that your dogs can play with on their own and interactive toys that you use to play with them (such as a ball launcher).
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If you live somewhere that gets a lot of inclement weather in the winter, cold weather gear is a practical Christmas gift for dogs. Depending on where you live, you might need a rain jacket, an insulated snow jacket, and/or dog boots to protect against ice and chemicals. If you get a lot of rainstorms in the winter and your dog is frightened of them, getting a Thundershirt or another storm anxiety solution for dogs is also a very thoughtful gift for them.
If you haven’t bought your dog some new bedding in a while, Christmas is a great time to do it. A new dog bed cover, or even an entirely new dog bed, is a nice splurge, but you can also get them a nice blanket to snuggle up with on cold winter days. Make sure to buy the correct size dog bed for your dog so they have plenty of room to sprawl out if they want.
Collars, leashes, and harnesses are some of those everyday staples that need to be replaced eventually. Inspect your dog’s current gear for signs of wear and damage and get them new ones as Christmas gifts if it’s time for a replacement. You can also get them collars, leashes, and harnesses in fun seasonal designs, even if they don’t necessarily need new ones.
If you either drive or fly with your dog frequently, then you should definitely invest in some travel accessories to make the journey easier for you both. Pet carriers are an excellent solution for small dogs, while larger dogs will need either a crate or a harness and attachment system to secure them in transit. If you choose to let your dog ride in the seat, you might also want to get some liners so that they can’t scratch up your car’s upholstery.
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