The best Christmas presents for dogs in 2026, from puzzle toys and cosy beds to festive bandanas, all with free UK delivery. Ideas for every size and budget.
Quick answer: the best Christmas presents for dogs keep them busy, comfy or warm. Think puzzle toys and chews for enrichment, a new bed or blanket for winter naps, a fleece jumper or raincoat for walks, and a festive bandana for the family photo. Below are 20 ideas for every size and budget, all with free UK delivery.
Order early: our standard UK delivery usually takes 7 to 14 working days, so aim to order by the end of November for Christmas. Check our delivery page for the latest dates.
Presents for dogs who love to play
- Squeaky plush toys: the squeaky plush vegetable toy is a fun stocking filler for dogs who love to carry and shake.
- Latex squeaky toys: soft, bouncy and gentle on teeth, like our latex rabbit.
- Fetch toys: a foam ring, disc and ball set for Boxing Day walks in the park.
- Floating balls: for water-loving dogs, try the floating foam fetch ball.
- Tug toys: great for play and training, like the jute bite tug.
Presents for clever dogs
- Talking buttons: teach your dog to "ask" for walks or dinner with recordable talking buttons.
- Lick bowls and slow feeders: slow eating and long-lasting lick time are calming. Read our slow feeder guide.
- Training clicker: a clicker with wrist strap makes a great New Year training kick-start.
- Toilet training doorbell: perfect for a puppy's first Christmas, the dog doorbell helps them tell you when they need to go out.
Presents for dogs who love a nap
- A new bed: choose a size that lets them stretch out. Our dog bed size guide explains how to measure.
- Sofa bed mat with bolsters: a bolster sofa mat is ideal for dogs who like to lean against something.
- Fleece blanket: a soft fleece blanket for the sofa, the car or their crate.
- Waterproof sofa cover: technically a present for you. A waterproof cover saves the sofa after muddy walks.
Presents for winter walks
- Fleece jumpers: a patterned fleece jumper keeps small and short-coated dogs warm.
- Raincoats: for long, lean breeds, try the greyhound and whippet raincoat, or the fun dinosaur raincoat for big dogs. Not sure your dog needs one? Read does my dog need a coat?
- A new harness: a comfortable padded no-pull harness makes walks more enjoyable for both of you.
- A personalised ID tag: useful all year, and a legal requirement in public in the UK. Our engraved pet ID tag is a gift with real purpose.
Festive outfits for the Christmas photo
- Christmas tartan bandana: the easiest festive outfit for dogs who dislike clothes. Shop the tartan bandana.
- Christmas bow tie collar: smart and simple, the Christmas bow tie collar.
- Reindeer pyjamas: the cosiest outfit of all, reindeer fleece pyjamas for dogs.
See more in our Christmas and dress-up collection.
Keep Christmas safe for your dog
Christmas dinner, chocolate and decorations hide plenty of dangers. Before the big day, read our guide to Christmas foods and plants that are dangerous to pets. Supervise unwrapping too, because ribbons and wrapping paper can cause blockages if swallowed.
Frequently asked questions
What do you get a dog for Christmas?
Something that matches what they love most: a toy for players, a puzzle or lick bowl for thinkers, a bed or blanket for snoozers, or a coat for winter walkers.
When should I order Christmas gifts?
Aim to order by late November to allow for our 7 to 14 working day UK delivery and the Christmas postal rush.
Are Christmas outfits safe for dogs?
Yes, if they fit well, don't cover the face or restrict movement, and your dog is relaxed wearing them. Always supervise.
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