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Firstly, we'd start with decorations. Think baubles and tree decorations that are pet-themed or personalised so that they can be part of the fun too. You can get really wholesome and sweet decorations from notonthehighstreet and Etsy. Don't hang your baubles too low if you have any kitties running about though! So make sure to take lots of pictures this howliday season and enjoy every magical moment with your pup. Turkey Cold-pressed Rewards– made with one source of protein to support easy digestion, in a festive flavour they’ll love. Natural Chews– all new Pig Ears, air-dried for seriously-good flavour and a satisfying texture they’ll treasure. Hand-baked Biscuits– crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside, treat them to a texture adventure on the big day.
Natural Chews –just 100% pork, our Pig Ears are naturally grain-free and hypoallergenic, with no added preservatives or colours.
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When you’re out, always make sure to keep an eye on your dog so they don't eat any snow. A small amount of fresh, clean snow shouldn’t cause any issues, but it’s hard to know if there is anything under or in that bit of snow they’re munching that could be harmful, and if they eat a lot of snow, pups can drop their body temperature to dangerous levels. For example “find the treat” is a great way to keep your pup busy while you’re cooking dinner. Simply hide a small treat(s) or toy around the house or in the garden, and let your dog sniff them out. If your dog seems uncomfortable when out in the cold, be sure to bring them inside and warm them up with a cosy blanket. Watching your pooch bound around in the fresh snow always puts a smile on our faces. And, being out in the fresh air will do you both good, as long as you’re both dressed appropriately. Particularly if your dog is younger, older or a sighthound breed (like a lurcher or a greyhound), as they are more likely to feel the cold, a lot of dogs will enjoy wearing a cosy fleece or coat for chilly strolls. Don't forget to treat your pet with a Christmas present too! Pet toys, jumpers and bandanas are a perfect go-to option. Pets at Home will be a great place to find these presents as well as big stores like Joules or M&S.
You can find lots of different holiday-themed designs, from reindeers to snowflakes; Santa Claus to Christmas trees. Outfitting your dog in festive fashion will not only make them look adorable, but it’ll help you both get into the holiday spirit. And if you're not sure how to take great photos of your dog, don't worry - there are plenty of resources available online (see this article on how to use your phone to photograph your dog best) that can help you get started, you’ll be a professional pupparazzi in no time. Beco Rope Toy –take playtime to the next level with this fetch-tug combo, made from naturally tough materials. If they have lots of snow balls caught on their fur, a mildly warm bath can be a comfortable and easy way to melt them away. This year, Christmas is extra special for some dog owners. That's because this December marks the first time their fuzzy friend will experience the festive season!
Toby the Teddy– made with recycled materials, soft yet durable and perfect for gentle mouths to enjoy. If you're not sure how to celebrate your dog's first Christmas, don't worry, we've got you covered with some tips on how to make the most of your pup's first visit from Santa Paws. From gift ideas to festive activities, we have everything you need to make this howliday season a memorable one for both you and your dog! As the snow begins to fall, a lot of people head indoors to escape the cold. But our inquisitive pups are a great motivator to get out and enjoy the winter weather.
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