13 Creative Gifts for Pets
Bright and squeaky latex sticks will make playing in the park even more fun for your furry friend. Available in four colors.
To buy: $10, trixieandpeanut.com.
Even Sparky can have a bad hair day. These shampoos were designed with particular pup challenges (always smelly, restless, water-phobic) in mind.
To buy: $17.50 each, landofpaws.com.
For the dog who’s a champion at fetching and comfortable gloating about it.
To buy: $14.50, georgesf.com.
Made from a single piece of cardboard, this private chateau gives Kitty the purrfect amount of space she needs.
To buy: $28, uncommongoods.com.
Your fish is movin' on up from the plastic bag. This modern dwelling will look more stylish than the plain old bowl or tank sitting on the side table.
To buy: $30, crateandbarrel.com.
Who’s the best accessorized pooch at the dog park? Yours, with this festive leash or collar.
To buy: from $22, trixieandpeanut.com.
Toss a soft old-school–style cassette tape Fido’s way. The built-in “squeaker” will have you listening to him rockin’ and rolling all night long.
To buy: $12, perpetualkid.com.
Ahem, tweet your puddy cat to a little birdie of his own.
To buy: $8 each, trixieandpeanut.com.
Made with peppermint leaves, parsley, and applesauce, these all-natural treats will have Shelby barking with cheer.
To buy: $7, dogsuncorked.com.
For the hound always on the road, this cuddly fleece blanket is a merry treat. Available in seven colors.
To buy: $30 each, zoomiesnyc.com.
A cobalt-and-green gingham collar for the preppy cat.
To buy: $28, georgesf.com.
When the temperature drops, even Lucky will appreciate an extra layer with a designer label.
To buy: $15, jonathanadler.com.
Filled with catnip and bursting at the seams with bright color.
To buy: $8, georgesf.com for info.
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