With Christmas just around the corner, your mind will be wandering towards buying gifts and treats for your family and loved ones.
Some of you might be more organised and just be finishing up your gift buying, while others won’t be starting for weeks to come. Whichever side of the fence you sit on, make sure you don’t forget to include your furry friends this holiday season.
With so many people having pets instead of children or as amazing additions to the family home, it can be easy to personify your pets and include them in your nearest and dearest. So, why not include them on your Christmas present gift list?
While you can’t feed your pets rich, fatty foods over the Christmas period, or let them indulge in sweets and chocolate like we humans do, you can get them something special all of their own to make them feel included this Christmas. Here is our essential guide to buying your pets a little something to put under the tree this year.
Engraved pet ID tags will ensure your cherished pets will stay safe, informing neighbours and the general public that your pet has a forever home and is very much loved. Adding
pet tags to their collar is the easiest way of ensuring they are returned to you should they wander off.
Cat activity centres – not all cats like to play, but they do love to laze around and scratch things. Multi-level activity centres are great for cats to escape somewhere high up and snooze, or utilise the post itself to flex their claws.
Christmas dog treats, such as these
Pigs in Blankets will make your dog less likely to beg for your dinner if he has a few of these in his own bowl.
Splash out on a new dog or cat bed for your beloved pet. While favourite blankets and snoozing spots might change, a new bed for your pet is a great way of eliminating any build-up of bacteria and dirt. Think practical, not cutesy and you’ll be onto a winner.
Catnip requires no further explanation. Not all cats react to catnip, but if yours does then sit back, relax and enjoy the show. As well as stimulating your cat, it encourages exercise and play.
Dog jackets can be cute accessories and also practical ones, too; especially in colder weather. Keeping dogs warm in winter has never looked as good! Check out our
Kennel Club dog wear here for a gorgeous snuggly sweater (choose Christmassy red or green), a top quality waterproof coat or a luxuriously warm blanket.
You can even get
Pet Advent Calendars to provide your fur babies with a healthy little treat every day,
At Christmas time, you will find a plethora of Christmas toys and treats, but if you are looking for something a little more special, then you might want to consider some bling! An
engraved pet ID tag for your cat or dog that is encrusted with Swarovski crystals will transform the look of your pooch or puss. Have a
browse of our available designs and see what takes your fancy! Or rather, theirs.
With Christmas just around the corner, your mind will be wandering towards buying gifts and treats for your family and loved ones.
Some of you might be more organised and just be finishing up your gift buying, while others won’t be starting for weeks to come. Whichever side of the fence you sit on, make sure you don’t forget to include your furry friends this holiday season.
With so many people having pets instead of children or as amazing additions to the family home, it can be easy to personify your pets and include them in your nearest and dearest. So, why not include them on your Christmas present gift list?
While you can’t feed your pets rich, fatty foods over the Christmas period, or let them indulge in sweets and chocolate like we humans do, you can get them something special all of their own to make them feel included this Christmas. Here is our essential guide to buying your pets a little something to put under the tree this year.
Engraved pet ID tags will ensure your cherished pets will stay safe, informing neighbours and the general public that your pet has a forever home and is very much loved. Adding pet tags to their collar is the easiest way of ensuring they are returned to you should they wander off.
Cat activity centres – not all cats like to play, but they do love to laze around and scratch things. Multi-level activity centres are great for cats to escape somewhere high up and snooze, or utilise the post itself to flex their claws.
Christmas dog treats, such as these Pigs in Blankets will make your dog less likely to beg for your dinner if he has a few of these in his own bowl.
Splash out on a new dog or cat bed for your beloved pet. While favourite blankets and snoozing spots might change, a new bed for your pet is a great way of eliminating any build-up of bacteria and dirt. Think practical, not cutesy and you’ll be onto a winner.
Catnip requires no further explanation. Not all cats react to catnip, but if yours does then sit back, relax and enjoy the show. As well as stimulating your cat, it encourages exercise and play.
Dog jackets can be cute accessories and also practical ones, too; especially in colder weather. Keeping dogs warm in winter has never looked as good! Check out our Kennel Club dog wear here for a gorgeous snuggly sweater (choose Christmassy red or green), a top quality waterproof coat or a luxuriously warm blanket.
You can even get Pet Advent Calendars to provide your fur babies with a healthy little treat every day,
At Christmas time, you will find a plethora of Christmas toys and treats, but if you are looking for something a little more special, then you might want to consider some bling! An engraved pet ID tag for your cat or dog that is encrusted with Swarovski crystals will transform the look of your pooch or puss. Have a browse of our available designs and see what takes your fancy! Or rather, theirs.