Gift guide

Holiday Gifts and Stocking Stuffers for Dog Lovers

Shopping for someone whose dog is basically their whole personality? These gifts fit in a stocking or under the tree, and below you will find when to order so they arrive before the big day.

Last updated: September 15, 2026

  1. A notebook starring their dog’s breed

    Our A5 spiral hardcover notebooks ($19.99) make a great stocking stuffer or a small gift under the tree, perfect for New Year’s goals, journaling or planning. Each one arrives wrapped in our paper with a sticker.

  2. An ornament with their dog’s name

    A personalized ornament comes out every December for years, which makes it one of the most lasting small gifts.

  3. A calendar made from photos of their dog

    Twelve months of their favorite face. Photo-printing services can make one from pictures you collect from their phone or social media.

  4. A festive bandana or sweater for the dog

    For the holiday card photo. Measure (or estimate) the neck first so it fits.

  5. A box of dog-safe holiday treats

    Look for treats made for dogs, since many human holiday foods, like chocolate and grapes, are dangerous for them.

  6. A donation to a rescue in their name

    A meaningful gift for the person who has everything, especially at the end of the year when many shelters run fundraising drives.

When to order for the holidays

We pack orders within 3–5 business days, and USPS Ground Advantage usually delivers 2–5 business days after that. Orders to Alaska, Hawaii, US territories and APO/FPO addresses can take a few extra days.

To be safe, order at least two weeks before the day you plan to give it, and a little earlier in December, when mail volume peaks.

Make it personal

The gifts dog lovers remember are the ones that show you know their dog: the right breed, the dog’s name, or a photo of that one ridiculous moment. Pair a notebook with a handwritten note about their dog and you have a gift that feels custom.

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