On 14 February your dog, cat or rabbit gets something with a heart too. Here you will find heart-shaped treats, toys with hearts and a love theme, food and water bowls, collars and tags. There are heart treats for small pets as well.
For the dog
Heart treats come in all kinds: soft mini hearts for training from Renske, Trixie and Luna's Choice, crunchy hearts from Jack Doggies, Josera Meat Hearts and biscuits from The Barking Bakery. You will also find heart-shaped toys, a greased leather collar and lead with a heart pattern, a heart-shaped tag and a heart-shaped lick mat.
For the cat and small pets
Cats get heart-shaped toys with catnip or valerian, wands with a heart and feathers, scratching boards with hearts and a heart-shaped ceramic food bowl. For rabbits, guinea pigs and other small pets there are hearts with dandelion, forest fruits or mint, gnawing hearts and a hay heart.
How to make it fun
- Use the heart treats for a short training or search game instead of giving them all at once. Count them in the daily ration.
- Chocolate from your own Valentine is dangerous for dogs and cats. Keep chocolates out of reach.
- Flowers such as lilies are poisonous to cats. Put a bouquet somewhere your cat cannot reach.
- Let your pet try out new toys under supervision first.
More gift ideas are under dog gifts and Christmas for your pet. Treats for every day can be found under dog treats, cat treats and small pet treats.
Frequently asked questions
What do you give your dog for Valentine's Day?
A bag of heart treats, a heart-shaped toy or a new collar with hearts. Use the treats for a game, so your dog enjoys them for longer.
Can my dog have chocolate on Valentine's Day?
No. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs and cats. Give a heart-shaped dog treat instead of a chocolate.
Are there Valentine's gifts for cats too?
Yes: toys with catnip or valerian, wands with a heart, scratching boards with hearts and a heart-shaped food bowl.
Do you have something for my rabbit too?
Yes, there are heart treats for small pets with dandelion, forest fruits or mint, and a hay heart to gnaw on.