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Christmas Gifts for Dogs & Cats: The 2026 Gift Guide

They are family, so they get a stocking too. Here are the festive gifts dogs and cats actually enjoy — from advent calendars and squeaky reindeer to cosy beds — plus the safety tips every pet parent needs over the holidays.

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Gift ideas they will love

Pet advent calendars

A small toy or treat behind each door turns the countdown into a daily ritual. Cats love a new catnip mouse; dogs love a fresh squeaker. Hide the calendar between days so it stays a surprise.

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Festive plush & squeaky toys

Reindeer, elves and gingerbread plush are the classic dog stocking stuffer. Choose double-stitched seams for chewers and swap in a tougher toy for power chewers.

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Christmas jumpers, capes & bandanas

Picture-ready for Christmas morning. Look for soft, breathable fabric and a velcro or snap closure so dressing up takes seconds — and never leave a costume on unsupervised.

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Cosy beds & blankets

A sherpa blanket or a deep, bolstered bed is the gift they use every single day. In the southern-hemisphere summer, a cooling mat earns its place under the tree just as well.

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Festive bowls & lick mats

A slow feeder or lick mat slows Christmas-dinner gulping and keeps pets calm and busy while guests arrive.

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Gifts of peace of mind

Gates get left open when visitors come and go. A no-subscription tracker tag on the collar is a thoughtful gift for the holiday season — see our tracker buying guide.

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Looking for a tracker? Read our pet tracker buying guide.

A pet-safe Christmas

  • Keep chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, cooked bones and xylitol off the table edge.
  • Skip tinsel and curling ribbon in cat households — they are a common cause of vet visits.
  • Anchor the tree and hang glass baubles higher than a wagging tail.
  • Give nervous pets a quiet room with their bed when guests or fireworks arrive.

Questions about festive gifts

What is a good Christmas gift for a dog?

Most dogs are happiest with something they can use every day: a durable festive squeaky toy, a cosy bed or blanket, or a lick mat for calm moments. A Christmas bandana or jumper is a fun extra for photos.

What is a good Christmas gift for a cat?

Cats love variety. An advent calendar of small toys, a feather or catnip teaser, or a warm hideaway bed are reliable favourites. Keep ribbons and tinsel away — they are dangerous if swallowed.

What are good pet stocking stuffers?

Small plush toys, treat-dispensing balls, festive bandanas, hanging ornaments and travel water bottles all fit neatly in a stocking and cost under a standard gift budget.

Which Christmas foods and decorations are unsafe for pets?

Keep chocolate, grapes, raisins, sultanas, onions, cooked bones and anything with xylitol out of reach. Lilies, mistletoe and holly are toxic, and tinsel, ribbon and fallen baubles can cause serious blockages.

When should I order to receive gifts before Christmas?

Order early in December. Your delivery estimate is shown on every product page for your own country, and tracking is emailed as soon as your parcel leaves us.

Is there a discount on festive gifts?

New customers can use code WELCOME10 for 10% off their first order, including the Festive Collection.

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