Your pet gets something under the tree too. On this page you will find Christmas gifts for dogs, cats, horses and small pets: toys shaped like reindeer, snowmen and gingerbread men, Christmas treats, Christmas beds and blankets, and advent calendars that give your dog or cat one door a day from 1 December.
By animal
- Christmas for your dog: plush and latex Christmas toys, Christmas scarves and bows, Christmas beds and fleece blankets, and biscuits and treats in Christmas shapes.
- Christmas for your cat: wands, catnip toys, rattle balls, cuddle caves and scratching mats in Christmas style.
- Advent calendars for dogs, cats and small pets.
- For the horse: Christmas biscuits and lick blocks from Excellent Horse, and glitter spray and hoof polish in silver, gold or pink to make your horse festive for a Christmas ride or show.
A safe Christmas at home
- Christmas tree: make sure it stands firmly. Cats climb into it and dogs bump into it. Hang glass baubles near the top.
- Tinsel and ribbon: cats love to play with it, but if swallowed it can damage the intestines. Leave it out or hang it out of reach.
- Christmas dinner: chocolate, grapes and raisins are poisonous to dogs. Cooked bones can splinter. Stick to treats made for animals.
- Wrapping paper: only let your dog or cat play with new toys under supervision.
After Christmas: New Year's Eve
Is your dog afraid of fireworks? Start preparing in good time. Aids can be found under fear of fireworks in dogs; for horses, take a look at horses and fireworks. More gifts can be found under dog gifts and gifts for horse lovers.
Frequently asked questions
What do you give your dog for Christmas?
A Christmas toy, a Christmas scarf, a warm fleece blanket or a bag of Christmas treats. An advent calendar turns the whole of December into a celebration.
What is dangerous for pets at Christmas?
Chocolate, grapes and raisins, cooked bones, tinsel and ribbon, and a Christmas tree that can topple over. Keep them out of reach.
Do you have Christmas gifts for horses too?
Yes: Christmas biscuits and lick blocks from Excellent Horse, and glitter spray and hoof polish in festive colours.
When do you start an advent calendar?
On 1 December. Each day one door is opened, up to and including 24 December.