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With Black Friday in the rear view and online week sales are coming to an end, it is safe to say that the holiday has officially arrived. Whether you checked most of your shopping lists during the November sale or are still diligently buying the perfect gift, don’t forget to prepare a gift for the most loyal member of the family: the dog.
Buying a dog or a parent of a dog can be a big challenge. Like everyone else on this year’s gift list, pets have personalities and preferences. Fortunately, CBS Essentials has carefully prepared a list of exquisite gifts for pets and their parents. It includes popular gifts such as subscription boxes, interactive toys and such a chic and comfortable dog bed. You may finally be able to take back your sofa. NS.
From beauty products to customizable Christmas tree decorations, there is always a pet that fits paws, just waiting to be added to your shopping cart. Here are 10 best gifts for dogs (and dog parents).
In this holiday season, use personalized pet Christmas tree decorations to help proud dog parents decorate the hall. The decoration has 13 dog breed designs, including poodles, hounds and even mongrel dogs. The seller allows you to customize it with the option of engraving the puppy's name and adding a message of up to 44 characters.
Dog breed personalized wood decoration, 9 USD (original price 18 USD)
This PH-balanced deodorant spray prevents shedding, itching, dryness, hot spots and odors. It contains avocado oil and omega-3 fatty acids, which regulates the dog's fur and promotes luster. Bonus: The spray smells like a fresh Christmas tree. What might be more suitable for seasonality?
Skout's Honor Evergreen Probiotic Deodorant Spray, $15
This rechargeable battery-powered ball from PetDroid is sports activated and helps bored puppies participate throughout the day. The ball has two modes, rolling and active bounce, and is equipped with a detachable feather attachment, which also makes this toy suitable for cats. The ball is suitable for small and medium-sized dogs and works best on hard floors.
PetDroid interaction and action activation ball, $25 (regularly $49)
Wild One's care kit comes with a range of daily dog care essentials, including a bag of baked goods, supplements of your choice, conditioning shampoo, beauty wipes and 60 eco-friendly garbage bags.
Wild One Care Kit, $64 (original price $66)
Designed to resemble an oversized pillow—you know, dogs always steal things from you—this envelope-style dog bed does not conflict with the beauty of the living room and provides a comfortable place for Fido to rest tired paws . The bed cover is made of environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic dyes, and the insert is filled with fiber filler made from recycled post-consumer plastic bottles, making this dog bed a great gift for any puppies, parents and the planet.
Vintage striped envelope dog bed $84 and above (regularly $120 and above)
This is the camera for every dog owner returning to work or school. Furbo’s camera is equipped with night vision, two-way audio and snack-throwing functions, so even if you are not there, you can let Fido know that he is a good boy. The camera is connected to your phone through the app, allowing easy access to the live broadcast and sending you an alert when barking or big motion is detected so that you can check your pet when necessary.
The lick pad set includes three pads, all equipped with suction cups and non-slip design to fix the pads in place. These lick pads are made of food-grade, BPA-free silicone and are ideal for calming stressed dogs during bathing, separation periods, or when they appear to be stimulating and soothing treatments.
Pet State lick pad set (3-piece set), $15 (regularly $16)
For rescue puppies parents who have a bit of a breed mystery, Embark dog DNA testing can help identify the puppies' breed, family tree, genetic health risks, and physical characteristics. It can even connect you with relatives of the dog. Now you can use the code to save everything from the basic variety test suite to the more advanced thoroughbred suite: HARK.
Start dog DNA testing for $99 and above (regularly $129 and above)
For particularly fashionable pet parents, Wild One's walking kit includes a lightweight dog harness, dirt-repellent and waterproof leash and garbage bag carrier, all of which are in a fashionable and popular color. This kit is a perfect combination of fashion and functionality and will definitely attract some attention in the dog park.
Wild One Harness Walk Kit 98 USD (original price 118 USD)
By subscribing to BarkBox, there will be a dog-centric delivery service every month, bringing toys, snacks and some special things. Each month’s toys and snacks have a theme option for subscribers to choose from. In December of this year, subscribers can choose the red-nosed reindeer Rudolph, Spider-Man, Thanksgiving or the 70s theme "Peace and Fluff".
When you subscribe for a year, the subscription starts at $23, or $35 per box. Amazon currently offers your first box for $17 when you subscribe, and it can be cancelled at any time.
First published on December 2, 2021 / 4:44 PM
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