A Pawsitively safe and happy Christmutts

This Christmas holidays is upon us. Are you wondering what to gift your four-legged friend? Well, how about a xxxxx? It would be a special gift that not only your dog would love, but your entire family will love xxxx! But the best gift for your pet would be to make sure he has a safe Christmas – so we’ve put together some Christmas safety tips for pets.

With a hectic schedule during Christmas and New Year’s, it can be difficult for you to notice what your canine is up to. You may never know when he swallowed a small decoration or tore up the presents under the tree! Pet parents need to take extra care during the holidays. Here are some top tips to help:

Avoid using candles

Lit candles can easily be knocked over by our pets, so try using LED candles instead.

Don’t use holly, poinsettia, or mistletoe

Yes, these festive favs are poisonous to our furry friends, so stock up on fake plants instead.

No edible decoration on the Christmas tree

Probably goes without saying, but our loveable friends can’t resist the tasty treats hung from trees and will jump up and get them.

Chocolate alert

Okay, it’s probably the one time of the year where we all enjoy the opportunity to indulge on chocolate. But it’s super toxic to our dogs – so keep it out of reach from sniffy snouts.

Stick with toys made for dogs

We get it, our dogs are one of us. However, be sure to give them toys that won’t chock them, we have a great selection to choose from here.