It seems that some people would give the world to their pets if they could. Like the dog loving surgeon who is spending £250,000 to turn part of her £1.4m home in Gloucestershire into a luxury den for her two Great Danes. Complete with sheepskin-lined beds and a retina-scanning dog flap.
If you don’t quite fancy the idea of sacrificing the spare room to turn it into a play pad for your mutt mates this festive season then you could just treat your family friend to a well deserved gift.
Dogs can sense that something special is going on when you all gather around the Christmas tree and they like to join in on the fun just like we do. With under a month left until the big day we have come up with some truly inspiring gift ideas to make sure you don’t make a paw impression on your prized pooch. So, if squeaky toys don’t quite seem to do the trick any longer take a good look at our doggy gift wish list - there is sure to be something to get that tail wagging underneath the Christmas tree.
Under £5 - Theorganicpet.co.uk has created some lip licking organic cinnamon and honey biscuits shaped as Christmas trees and stockings to keep your dog busy whilst you tuck into Christmas dinner.
£5 - £15 - Because he’s worth it! now you can give your dog a Lushpuppi home spa with this selection of organic shampoos and spritzes (Sodium Lauryl Sulphate and Petroleum free) which will leave your mucky pup sleek and salon fresh.
£15 - £30 – Give your pooch the gift of health with a Pooch & Mutt Supplement. Mobile Bones joint supplement will help stiffer dogs get through the colder months, when all of our joints start to creak that little bit more. The Bionic Biotic probiotic supplement will not only help boost your dog’s immunity, which is important at this time of year, but will also keep him/her in tip top condition and help with the digestion of all those extra titbits they get over the festive season.
£30-100 - Holly & Lil have a great range of stylish collars, leads and accessories. For the bravehearts amongst you you can get them in your traditional family tartan and for the more traditional you can have them in your regiment or schools colours.
Around £100 -You may only get the best from SNIFtag if you live in the US, but it may be coming over here soon. SNIFtag is a new take on social networking. Your dog wears one on his trips to the park and when you get home it connects to the internet so you can check out what pooch pals your dog has made and chat with their owners.
Significantly over £100 - If you want to go for the ultimate Christmas gift for your precious pooch this Christmas then you could splash out on an extra mortgage (or two) and buy the world’s most expensive dog collar for $1.8millon.
In the meantime here’s something to get you all in the spirit of Christmas direct from santa’s grotto! Christmas Doggy Jingle
To be in with the chance of getting a Click here to give our prize draw a go this month
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