Christmas gifts for dogs and dog lovers (UK, 2026)

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Buying for a dog, or for someone who adores theirs? Here are gift ideas from UK brands, grouped by budget, with prices taken from each brand's own website and checked 26 October 2026. Prices can change, especially around Black Friday, so check the final price before you buy.
Jump to: Under £15 · £15–£40 · Splurge · For dog owners · Christmas safety
Stocking fillers under £15
Small gifts that keep a dog busy on Christmas Day, when the house is full and routines go out of the window.






Gifts from £15 to £40
Something a bit more special, including personalised gifts with the dog's name.

Splurge: £40 and over
Bigger gifts that make everyday life with a dog easier.





For the dog lover in your life

Personalised gifts with their dog's name, breed or photo are the ones people keep: a mug for the morning walk, a blanket for the sofa.
Keep Christmas safe for your dog
Christmas is a busy time for UK emergency vets. Keep these out of reach:
- Chocolate, including chocolate tree decorations and selection boxes. Dark chocolate is the most dangerous.
- Grapes, raisins, sultanas and currants: think mince pies, Christmas pudding, Christmas cake and stollen.
- Xylitol, a sweetener in some sugar-free sweets, chewing gum and baking.
- Onions, garlic, leeks and chives, often in stuffing and gravy.
- Cooked bones from the turkey, which can splinter.
- Macadamia nuts and alcohol.
- Decorations: tinsel, baubles, fairy-light cables and batteries can all be swallowed or chewed.
If your dog eats something it shouldn't, call your vet straight away, even on Christmas Day. Every UK practice has to provide out-of-hours cover. Away from home? See our list of 24/7 emergency vets.
Gift prices are taken from each brand's website and can change. We haven't tested every product; affiliate links help keep GetWoof free.
Last updated October 2026.