22 Best Gifts for Dogs, Dog Owners, and Dog Lovers

There are a lot of pet vacuums out there, but this is the best one for dogs. It saves time and mess, making grooming comfortable for their pup and cleaning up a breeze for them.

If they have a small dog that gets cold in the winter, you can’t go wrong with sweaters. These come in many adorable styles and patterns and can be personalized with their furry friend’s name.

If playing dress-up is something their pup finds tolerable, there is nothing cuter (and more festive) than this bow tie.

It’s a camera that lets you dispense treats remotely. Perfect for training or just rewarding your good boy/girl.

There are a lot of silicone lick mats out there, and they’re all pretty similar. We like this one because you can stick it to the shower wall and distract your dog during bath time.

Advent calendars are the best way to give treats during the holiday season.

This is a great stocking stuffer for those who haven’t fully committed to a doggy cam yet. This will get their foot in the door and finally understand the joy of checking in on your pup’s third nap of the day.

If it’s taking literal hours to get their dog dry after bath time, this drying box does the work for them. Plus, it can be a cozy way to keep the little ones warm in the winter.

Name a dog who doesn’t love a Greenie. I’ll wait.

As a parent of a rescue, this is top of my wishlist every year. They’re a bit too expensive to get on a whim but make for a thoughtful gift.

If they love to cook and love dogs in equal measure, this is the kitchen gift to get. It’s like a little pooch is holding your spoon in its mouth. So cute!

Some breeds get cold at night. This heated pet bed will help them get a better night’s sleep. That means more playtime during the day!

Get a Casper for their dog. Because our pets deserve at least as much love and support as our backs.

It’s easy for dogs’ toe beans to get cracked and dry on walks—especially when walking in the city. This is a perfect stocking stuffer for any pet needing a little extra attention in the skin-care department.

If they love to bake little treats for their dog (I sure do), then they need this pan. They can say goodbye to that processed junk and hello to healthy, homemade bones.

Another gift I desperately want to get this year. I swear it doesn’t make me a freak; I just love baking for my dog. Plus, it goes hand in hand with the treat pan.

If they desperately want a puppy but can’t get one yet, this apparel set is the next best thing. Nothing lets the neighborhood pups know you care more than a hat and a sweatshirt that read, “tell your dog I said hi.”

Sure, your dog doesn’t need a bathrobe. But it wouldn’t hurt if they had one.

If you have a big dog, there’s always the fear they will get out. Jump the fence. You know. These AirTag holders for their collars will add that little extra feeling of well-being we all need.

This thing is a lifesaver if their pet is prone to accidents on the carpet. It helps with wine spills, too.