Purple and Paws With Christmas exactly one week away, now is the time when all those last-minute-shopping-hating people start panicking about what to buy for their loved ones. If you happen to fall into that category, here are some suggestions.
Since my dog weighs about sixty pounds and isn’t very interested in sleeping on my furniture, I don’t have to worry about pet hair covering my couch. But if you know someone whose dog does like to cuddle up next to them while they Netflix and chill, this reversible pet bed is the perfect gift. Not only does it help contain pet hair and make cleaning easier, but it also reverses between two different solid colors.
Rescued Wine Holiday Pine Candle
Here’s a great gift for the person in your life who loves wine, candles, and rescuing dogs. A portion of every purchase goes to dog rescue groups and the wine bottles are collected, cleaned, and cut by hand. Eco-friendly, smells amazing, and helps save dogs? Count me in!
I discovered these pillows a few weeks ago and begged my mom to get me one for Christmas (fingers crossed I find it under the tree next week). What dog lover wouldn’t enjoy a pillow with a beautiful poem and picture of their favorite dog breed? The only small downside to this gift is that not every single breed is available.
Dogs Welcome People Tolerated Sign
Many dog people prefer the company of their four-legged pals to two-legged ones, so this is amusing box sign is perfect for that friend or relative who wants to make clear to any and all visitors where their heart lies.
Last but certainly not least, if you’d rather not buy one single gift for the dog lover in your life, buy them and their dog a monthly subscription. BarkBox was the first subscription box service on the scene catering exclusively to dogs and now there are even more dog box subscriptions on the scene (seriously, just Google it). But you can’t beat BB’s amazing assortment of natural treats, fun toys, and other goodies designed to whip your pup into a frenzy.