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Christmas Gift Ideas for Dogs

Christmas Gift Ideas for Dogs

Christmas Gift Ideas for Dogs

Festive Treats and Toys for Your Pet

As dog lovers, our Christmas lists are never complete until we have added fun toys to surprise our dogs with on Christmas morning (and keep them entertained during the festive season). 

Our favourite - tried and test by my own cocker spaniel, Mia, with great success!  Persist with this - it takes a bit of time, but is worth the effort for the amount of fun your dog can have.  Fill with small treats, then train your dog to put the ball into the hole at the top which will release a few treats at a time.  Once they find it easy, make them work harder for the treats by throwing the ball for them to retrieve, or hiding the ball, which works well for spaniels who love sniffing out rewards.

The best: All For Paws Fetch N Treat Interactive Toy

Our other favourites:

  • Trixie Dog Activity Flip Board 23 cm
  • Nerf Dog Stomper Toy
  • Pet Qwerks - Doggy IncrediBubbles Everlasting Bubbles For Dogs
  • Good Boy Hohoho Bones
  • Good Boy 6 Mini Festive Christmas Mince Pie Treats for Dogs
  • Woof & Brew Luxury Pawsecco Pet-House Wines from
  • Lilyeyes Christmas Pet Dog Scarf Soft Warm Bear Decor Snowflake Pattern

Other Festive Gift Ideas for Dogs

1. Personalised ID Tags
Add a seasonal sparkle or a holiday-themed design to your dog’s tag. It’s a gift that’s both fun and functional.

2. Christmas-Themed Toys
From plush snowmen to squeaky Christmas puddings, themed toys add excitement to your dog’s playtime and look great in photos.

3. Festive Treats and Chews
Choose high-quality, dog-safe treats shaped like stars or trees. Look for natural ingredients and skip anything with artificial additives.

4. Cosy Winter Accessories
A soft fleece blanket, a warm jumper, or a waterproof winter coat makes a thoughtful and practical gift for cold-weather walks.

5. Special Edition Collars or Leads
Seasonal patterns like tartan, reindeer, or snowflakes can add a festive touch to your dog’s everyday wear.

6. A New Bed or Blanket
Upgrade your dog’s sleeping area with a plush bed or soft blanket that offers warmth, comfort, and a bit of holiday luxury.

7. Stocking Fillers
Create a stocking filled with small toys, treats, and grooming goodies. It’s a fun way to involve your dog in Christmas morning traditions.

Final Thought
Including your dog in your Christmas celebrations brings joy to the whole family. Whether it’s a new tag or a festive toy, the thought you put into their gift will be appreciated with wagging tails and happy moments.