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The Best Christmas Gifts for Pets 2024

The Best Christmas Gifts for Pets 2024

Christmas morning with girl and dog on lounge

With the festive season just around the corner, it’s time to get on top of that shopping list that you promised yourself you wouldn’t leave to the last minute this year!

We know that finding the right gifts to show how deeply we care can be tricky at times, especially with the added pressure of family festivities, so let us make it a little easier for you.

If you’re feeling uninspired by what to get your fur baby so that they can join in the unwrapping fun come Christmas morning, we’ve got you covered!

We have put together our top 10 list of the best Christmas gifts for pets, so whether you want to make a memorable Christmas for the dogs or you are hosting a house full of festive feline friends, there is something to please every four legged friend on the morning of the 25th.

Cat playing in decorative Christmas lights

Top 10 Best Christmas Gifts for Pets

  1. Snug as a Bug with a Brand New Bed

There is nothing better than waking up on a winter morning in a soft, snuggly bed - and it’s only fair that our pets should know the same joy! Whether you are shopping for a canine companion or your favourite feline, there are options to suit everyone. We stock open bed options, perfect for daytime lounging, as well as plush cube and pyramid beds to give your pets that extra bit of privacy.

All our beds advertised online come with washing instructions and bed dimension measurements to make sure you are buying the right size for your pet.

  1. Funky Feeders

Looking for an effective way to stop your dog from wolfing their food down too fast? Maybe you need something that will keep your dog entertained for more than a few minutes this Christmas? Our feeding bowl and treat tray options can certainly help with that.

From sturdy, durable insulated feeding and water bowls for day to day use, to fun puzzle feeders that will help slow down your dog’s eating, there is something to suit every doggy dinner time. Puzzle feeders have become increasingly popular as a way to encourage your dog not only to eat slower, but also to keep them stimulated and interested during mealtimes.

We also stock lickimats, which can be filled with your dog’s favourite treats and used as a tool to keep them entertained for longer. Perhaps try mixing some dog treats or kibble in with some natural yoghurt or dog-safe peanut butter, spread it over the mat and let your pup go to town trying to lick every last morsel.

  1. Treats Galore

It wouldn’t be the festive season without a few tasty treats, and our pets can definitely partake in the holiday goodness in a safe and pet-friendly way. While it is important to be wary of over-indulgence during the festive period, both human and animal alike, it is nice to be able to give your pet a few fun treats on the big day.

Depending on your pet’s health and dietary requirements, not all treats will be

suitable for them, and so always be sure to carefully read the ingredients label to avoid any allergens or ingredients that may cause adverse reactions. We stock an array of pet treats, including dental sticks, freeze dried options for that extra satisfying crunch, as well as biscuits and dried animal ears.

  1. Christmas Cat Tree

While this might be a little too big to fit in your cat’s Christmas stocking, a cat tree is the gift that keeps on giving. Scratching posts and cat trees are an amazing stimulative tool for your cat; they come in all shapes and sizes, from tall towers to small and simple designs, many of which offer platforms for climbing and lounging and nooks for post-playtime snoozing.

Scratching and climbing behaviours come naturally to cats, and so offering them a stimulative scratching post toy or cat tree can turn their claws away from carpets and upholstery, as well as allowing them free climbing space where they are less likely to get stuck atop tight spots.

Cat and dog sleeping, wearing Santa hats.

  1. The Gift of Good Grooming

Want your dog to look dapper when the big day comes? Look no further, we have a huge range of grooming tools, lotions and potions to keep your dog looking and smelling fresh as new fallen snow.

Depending on your dog’s breed, they will likely have different grooming needs - for example fluffier or longer-haired breeds may need more regular brushing and coat trimming than those with shorter, glossier coats. Not all dogs take to brushing and combing kindly, and so finding a tool that isn’t too harsh but also gets the job done can be a bit trial and error. Perhaps start with a softer, more gentle option, and then if you find your pet enjoys a more invigorating brush, you can step it up a notch.

Grooming should always be a positive experience for your dog, and if they have had a negative run in with a groomer or heavy handed owner in the past, they may need a little more gentle encouragement when it comes to their aesthetic maintenance.

  1. New Year, New Health Kick

Start your New Year’s resolutions early and get your pet’s health in check with the right dietary supplements. Just remember to do your research before adding new foods or supplements into your pet’s diet, to ensure that it is necessary and won’t upset their internal system.

Once you’re confident this wellbeing addition will suit your fur friend, it can be beneficial to boost your pet’s nutrition with the addition of essential vitamins and minerals into their daily feeding routine. Check out our range of dog food add-ins and supplements and see if we have what you’re looking for. Remember, always read instruction labels carefully to ensure the appropriate serving size.

  1. Relax, It’s the Holidays

Can’t wait to use that massage coupon from Auntie Joan? Why not bring a little bit of calm and relaxation to your pup’s Christmas with a soothing massage comb session. Not only are these combs excellent for helping to shed dirt, loose hair and skin from your dog’s coat, the rubber bristles offer a stimulative massage to your dog.

Want to further increase the calm vibes for your pup? Why not pop a bottle of dog-safe de-stressing supplement into your dog’s Christmas stocking. We stock several plant-based dog-friendly blends that can help promote calm and emotional wellness for your pup, which can be particularly helpful during the hectic holiday season.

Cat laying on side, hugging a new christmas reindeer toy.

  1. It Wouldn’t Be Christmas Without a New Toy

Toys and Christmas go together like sleigh bells and snow — although here in Oz, snow may be pretty thin on the ground — and so it’s only right that your pet wakes up to find a brand new toy under the tree. Colourful, squeaky, crunchy, fuzzy, feathery, bouncy - we’ve got them all, ready and waiting to keep your pets playtime entertaining for both fur baby and family.

Each animal will have their own unique preference as to the type of toy they enjoy the most, and so whether you have a pup with a love of plushies or a cat with a fondness for feathers on a stick, we will definitely have something to suit all tastes.

  1. Bonding with Walkies

Safety and security whilst venturing out into the warmer weather is super important - after all, we still gotta stretch those legs in between all the snacking and feasting this festive season!

We offer a wide selection of collars, leads and harnesses to help keep your pet safe and sound in the great outdoors. Harnesses in particular are a great option for all size dog breeds, offering greater support, avoiding discomfort from leash pulling, as well as often coming with fluorescent options to keep your dog and yourself safe for walks during the cooler evenings.

  1. Making the Most of Your Downtime

One of the best gifts of all? Quality time together. The holiday season offers the perfect chance to bond with and train your pet, especially with the extra downtime at home. With tools like clickers and whistles, plus those all-important tasty training treats, you can make training sessions effective and fun. Even better, these essentials simplify house training, reinforce good behaviour, and keep your pet engaged and motivated, all while helping you maintain a clean, stress-free home whilst celebrating over Christmas.

Investing time in training during the festive season not only strengthens your connection with your pet but also ensures they’re more comfortable and well-behaved in various settings, which can be super important during exciting and busy Christmas gatherings.

Dog wearing Santa hat

So there we have it, a guide to some of the best dog gifts and best cat gifts to surprise your cuddly companion with on Christmas morning. But remember, it’s not the affection we show our pets on that one special day a year that counts, it’s the love we give them on all the days of the year.

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