How to Choose Healthy Christmas Gifts for Pets

When shopping for Christmas gifts for your four-legged family members, avoid stuffing their stockings with treats or chew toys that may trigger allergies or lead to weight problems. Instead, consider these gift options for your dog or cat that will ensure they'll have a happy and healthy new year.

Instructions

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1. Get scratching posts and a kitty condo or tree that will give your cat multiple opportunities for rest, play and exercise. Look for a version with platforms at different heights to encourage climbing and an enclosed nook for private naps.
2. Pamper your pet with a luxury bed where they can indulge in their many naps on Christmas day and throughout the year. From cute tents to indulgent chaise lounges, furniture comes with a variety of covers from plush velvet to faux chinchilla.
3. Let your little dog get plenty of fresh air and experience the world with you by buying him a designer carrier. Ensure his safety with a version that features a leash hook and mesh panels for ventilation.
4. Keep dogs extra warm this Christmas with jackets, sweaters and coats. The cozy clothing can also make a fashion statement with rhinestone motifs, fun fabrics and the logos of your favorite sports teams.
5. Consider gifts with health benefits like elevated food and water platforms that may aid the digestion of larger dogs and ionic pet brushes that may beautify your pet's coat and stimulate circulation. Consult your veterinarian about healthy flea treatments and other hygienic stocking stuffers like toothbrushes and claw trimmers.
6. Help elderly pets walk into cars or reach higher spots with carpeted steps or safety ramps. Units are stackable for additional height and carpeted for comfort. Check the weight ratings to ensure they'll safely support your pet.

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