2020's Top 7 Presents for Dogs
Updated On: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 08:04:40 AM America/Los_Angeles
If you’re anything like us, your dogs are already plenty spoiled. But during the holidays, we just can’t help but wonder what might make this an extra special time of the year for our fur babies. Read on to find out about our top dog gift picks for 2020!
1. DoggieLawn subscription: Give your dog (and yourself) the gift of convenience! A fresh grass indoor potty is just what they need to navigate a hectic holiday season. DoggieLawn can help make housebreaking easier or even cut down on your dog’s anxiety! After being properly trained to use a natural pee pad, your pup can go as they need, when they need, instead of having to wait for you.
2. Heated pet beds: Is there anything more cozy than sinking into a warm bed after a long winter’s day? Your dog can experience the same comfort with heated pet beds that come with pet-safe heating pads. A toasty place to nap can be especially helpful for older dogs with joint issues or dogs who have to be left alone for long periods of time. An indoor dog potty can be helpful in these cases as well.
3. Greenwell Pet Box: If the holidays are a difficult time for your dog because of travelling, being in a new environment or something else, try out Greenwell Pet Box, which offers curated boxes of health and wellness items. Their boxes come with tons of natural and organic goodies such as treats that boost immunity and supplements that relieve anxiety. You can place a one-time order or even a subscription for the gift that keeps giving!
4. Doggie advent calendar: Why stop at just one present? An advent calendar for your pets provides a special treat for each day leading up to the holidays! Your dog will love the extra snacks and it’s a festive way to increase opportunities to bond with your pup.
5. Interactive toys: Most dog toys require a human to be there. For when you’re not there to throw, tug, or shake toys, an interactive toy can come in handy. Most interactive toys for dogs have compartments you can put treats into, while others are motion activated and make noises as your dog plays with them. An interactive toy can keep them mentally stimulated if you have to go away on a holiday trip or are at work for a majority of the day.
6. DIY dog treats: If you’re feeling crafty, baking DIY dog treats might be just the gift your dog wants. Not only can you ensure that only natural and wholesome ingredients are being used, you can customize them with your pup’s favorite flavors. A bacon and blueberry flavored snack? Why not! Plus, you can make a bigger batch if you want to share with other furry friends.
7. Extra time and cuddles: This is one of our favorites. Commit to spending some extra time with your dog this winter. While an extended walk or an additional half hour of playtime works, having you around for a longer period of time can be especially great for those doggies that have separation anxiety. Opt to stay home this holiday season or consider ending work an hour or two early to surprise your fur baby with the best gift ever--you!
