Christmas gift ideas for dogs

Here, the Christmas.co.uk team take a closer look at what man’s best friend might expect to enjoy on Christmas Day.
Dog toys for Christmas
Presenting your pup with the gift of some new toys will keep them occupied as the rest of the family open their presents. Every dog has a favourite game, from tug of war and catching a ball, to chasing a treat around a Kong or finding the squeaker in a cuddly toy.

If you’re searching for a great value gift for a dog, this excellent quality 12-piece set from Supreme Products is excellent and will delight small to medium sized breeds. We love the varied selection, there’s a squeaky chicken, a teething ring, various 100% cotton tug toys, rope balls and chew toys.
It’s available from Amazon and has lots of great feedback from previous buyers. We think your pooch would love the variety!

From Goughnuts, it is a well-made dog toy that will keep them distracted at Christmas. In the description, the toy is clearly aimed at ‘medium breeds and power chewers’. Again, it has a lot of excellent feedback comments from satisfied purchasers.
Dog collar gift for Christmas
A fantastic collar will make your dog look smart, while keeping them safe. They also make a practical Christmas gift, so your pet can start the new year with a fresh new look. Dog collars should be durable, well-fitting and have room for their identity tag. Here’s our pick of some of the best dog collars to buy this Christmas.

Handcrafted in the UK, these dog collars make an ideal gift and have been made from quality hardware and trendy fabrics. It helps that previous purchasers are posting reviews with their dog proudly wearing their new collar.

The collars have a festive design and will make your pooch look smart on Christmas Day!
Christmas gift ideas for dogs – Dog outfits!
Dressing up your dog as a cute and cuddly snowman or keeping them warm on chilly walks in a Christmas jumper is adorable, but only if your pet is having fun too. If your pooch overheats, doesn’t enjoy the feel of ‘clothes’ or simply looks sad in their outfit, this is a trend you should avoid.

When it comes to Christmas gift ideas for dogs, a wide range of Christmas jumpers has just landed on the Pets At Home website, they are available in various sizes and lots of fun patterns and jolly colourways. This Gingerbread Man knit is our favourite. It’s made from soft and snuggly fabric, is fully machine washable and is a fantastic price.
We think these outfits would make the perfect gift if you are having a Christmas jumper day at home or work.

And, let’s face it, if your pooch loves attention, what sort of showstopper will he become on the streets wearing this garb? It’s a great idea and well-made too.
Dog treats for the festivities – including (dog) beer!
Christmas is the perfect time to indulge in delicious food and drink and your pet should share in that joy too. Of course, they should be given them as part of their usual balanced diet, but there are plenty of natural, healthy and tasty treats available.

Some dogs go wild with the smell and taste of fish, but it’s not a love that every owner shares. This Christmas, treat your fish-obsessed dog to a tub of sprats.
Sprats are highly nutritious small, whole fish which are packed with Omega-3 and 6, great for joint, coat and skin health. They are completely natural, have zero chemicals added and are easy to digest. In addition, the smell is minimal, but if it really bothers you the airtight container keeps it in.

Tasty Christmas dog chews

Green and Wilds Antler Chews are available in lots of sizes, so they are ideal for all canines, from a Cavapoo puppy with tiny, razor-sharp teeth to a Staffie with strong jaws. Even better, antlers don’t smell or stain, they contain lots of minerals that promote good health and will last for ages.
