When you are buying Christmas presents for your friends and family, it can be easy to forget about your pets. With this gift guide, I wanted to share gift ideas for your pets from small businesses!

Clothing/Accessories

Christmas Dog Pyjamas

The lovely Kitty handmakes dog clothes, and a perfect gift for your dog would be Christmas pyjamas. The Sprinkle Toes Christmas Pyjamas are cotton sprinkle patterned pyjamas with a red trim (there is also the Sprinkle Toes Pyjamas with a peppermint trim), and they come in sizes XXS-M.

$26.82+ at Oh Kitty Designs

 

Christmas Dog Jumpers

Along with dog pyjamas, Kitty also makes dog jumpers! The Deck the Halls Christmas Tree Jumper is a gorgeous green velvet jumper with tulle sleeves, and it is available in sizes XXS-M. Kitty also made a cute Tinsel Town Christmas Jumper as well!

$46.93+ at Oh Kitty Designs

 

Collar Pouch

The collar pouches can be placed on dog and cat collars as well as horse halters, and they can hold ID tags and small crystals for crystal therapy. The pouches are made of durable denier nylon and have a velcro closure to hold the contents in place. The pouches are available in various colors, and they can get wet and will stay secure during play.

$10 at The Lightfoot Way

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Treats

Cookie Ornament

The cookie can be shaped like your dog or cat, and you can add your pet’s name then hang it on the Christmas tree! The cookies are available in a peanut butter, apple, and banana flavor or in a buckwheat and molasses flavor.

$3 at Happy Dog Beer Co

 

Jerky

Dee-O-Gee has several locations in Montana and an online store as well. A perfect treat for your dog would be bison jerky. The jerky is made from 100% bison, and Dee-O-Gee offers a chicken jerky as well.

$9.99+ at Dee-O-Gee

 

Hand-Crafted “Beer”

A unique gift for dogs is a pet beer made from bone broth. The beer come in two flavors: Irresistible Pooch Ale, which contains free-range chicken, and Dubble Dog Dare Ya, which contains grass fed beef. The beer comes in a real glass bottle and contains high-end ingredients and no harmful preservatives.

$40 for a 4 pack at Happy Dog Beer Co

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Toys

Doggie Bubbles

These doggie bubbles are vegan, non-toxic, and fully biodegradable. The bubbles are created for dogs, therefore, they are peanut butter scented and do not contain palm oil or nuts. The bubbles come in a 1-liter container with a 40cm wand.

£28.99 at Dr Zigs

 

Antler Dog Chew

The antlers are all-natural elk antlers that were found in Montana. The antlers weigh between 1.5-10 ounces and are between 4-10 inches long. Due to the varying weight and length, you can buy an antler for small-x large dogs.

$9.99+ at Dee-O-Gee

 

Raffia Grass Toy

The raffia grass toy is ideal for cats and puppies, and it intimates mice, moths, and other small prey. The toy is vegan, made from sustainable materials, and is durable. The toy is available in medium-jumbo size, and a peacock eye feather can also be added to the lure.

$26.95+ at Cat Tamboo Pet Toys

 

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Wellbeing

Dog Soap

The soap is used as a shampoo when washing your dog to leave your dog’s fur nice and soft. The soap is handmade using oat milk and neem oil, and the soap is palm-free, detergent-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free. Also, a portion of the sales from this soap is donated to animal shelters.

$7.99 at Thumbprint Soap

 

Aromatherapy Sprays

The aromatherapy sprays are made using essential oils, and they can be used with dogs and horses. The sprays come in 3 varieties: Pest Busters to prevent fleas, mosquitoes, flies, and other pests, Hocus Focus to help your animals stay focused especially during training, and Mellow Fellow to calm your animals at home or while traveling.

$10 at The Lightfoot Way

 

 

Dog Yoga Ebook

The Dogie Yoga ebook is a guided manual for doing yoga with your dog. Yoga can be a calming and fun activity for you and your dog, and you can do yoga at home or while traveling. The ebook contains 23 poses with photos explaining stretching, posing and closing techniques.

$15 at The Lightfoot Way

 

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Do you give Christmas presents to your pets?