Christmas gifts for dogs: a vet nurse's picks š
Let's be honest: the dog is getting a present. Mine certainly are. So if you're shopping for your own dog (or a dog-loving friend), here are my picks: all natural, no plastic-wrapped mystery treats, and nothing I wouldn't give my own lot.
For the stocking š§¦
Treat-filled Christmas Bauble: hang it on the tree, and then watch them stare at it for three weeks.
Pigs in Blankets: so they don't feel left out at dinner. Singles or a bag of 5.
For the dog who has everything š
Natural Chew Boxes: a mix of chews chosen to suit them. A lovely way to find out what they really love.
Gourmet Sausage Taster: ten sausages, five flavours.
To keep them busy on Christmas Day šļø
A long-lasting chew is the best way to keep a dog happy (and out of the kitchen) while you're cooking or have visitors.
Yak Chews: a hard, cheesy chew that lasts ages.
Olive Wood Sticks: meat-free, mess-free and no calories.
Antlers: for confident adult chewers.
Cow Hooves: stuff with Pure PatĆ©Ā and freeze ahead.
For the new puppy (or new owner) š¶
My vet-nurse-written guides in the Puppy & Dog Care Library, from house training to basic commands.
A properly fitted Perfect Fit harness: fitting is free when you buy the harness.
A quick word from the vet nurse š©ŗ
Christmas is a busy time at the vets. Keep chocolate, raisins, mince pies, Christmas pudding, onions and anything with xylitol well out of reach. Here's my guide to common Christmas toxins. Give your dog their own treat instead of leftovers, and supervise with any new chew.
Everything's in our Christmas range. š Free delivery in St Neots (PE19), and free UK delivery on orders over Ā£15. Order by Monday 14 DecemberĀ for UK delivery in time for Christmas. Local to St Neots? I can drop orders round right up to Wednesday 23 December, so it's not too late for a last-minute stocking filler.
Merry Christmas from all of us (and the four dogs)! šš¾
Carey x
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