And since the holidays are all about rewarding equitable action throughout the year, there’s no better time to treat your dog. From edible coal (OK, bone charcoal) for occasionally snarky dogs, sustainably made treats for eco-conscious pups, or festive flavors, such as turkey and cranberry, to help them get into the spirit of the season, these are holiday options even Tom Haverford would appreciate.
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Christmas trees, snowmen, gingerbread people — all the classics are here to help keep your dog away from the excess wrapping and tissue paper laying around.
Peppermint is as central to Christmas as ugly sweatersopens in a new tab. Plus, for every bag sold, GivePet donates enough treats for at least 10 shelter dogs.
These soft and chewy lumps of coal (peanut butter, molasses, bone charcoal) are proof that our dogs can really do no wrong because even when they’re bad, we still love them and want to give them treats.
You love your pumpkin-spiced and gingerbread lattes this time of year. Let your dog have a taste of the seasonal favorites, even if these ones are gluten-free. Plus, with this variety pack you’ll get a bonus pack of bacon flavored biscuits (not pictured).
Just like grandma used to make them? Not quite, but this packaged meal featuring natural turkey, yams, and other vegetables will at least keep your pup away from the table during the big family dinner.
If there’s no gift you love more than a good old fashioned tin of assorted popcorns, you can now spread the same holiday cheer to your pup (of the pet-friendly safe variety, of course). This nutcracker crunch treat tin made of peanut butter, banana, carob, and honey will serve as the perfect refillable present for the dog who can’t get enough of the smells of your holiday meals.
Looking for a tried and true favorite? When it comes to dogs, you can’t go wrong with bacon, well, anything — and these tasty biscuits are no exception. Plus, the lattice print biscuit tin is refillable so you continue displaying it well beyond the holiday season.
Sean Zucker is a writer whose work has been featured in Points In Case, The Daily Drunk, Posty, and WellWell. He has an adopted Pit Bull named Banshee whose work has been featured on the kitchen floor and whose behavioral issues rival his own.
