The Very Best Gifts for Dogs (and Dog Lovers) This Holiday Season

If only you could bring your dog with you everywhere… but this custom leather Staud bag is close enough. The bag features a hand-painted, custom pet portraits that are one-of-a-kind.

My dog hates wearing a raincoat, but once this bright yellow Canada Pooch coat is on, she accepts her fate. It’s an easy to put on (it velcros under the dog’s belly), and protects most of your dog’s body for those dreadful days when you have to go outside during a storm.

Picking up your dog’s poop may not be a glamorous affair, but this poop bag holder from Anya Hindmarch—in the shape of a dog!—makes it all better. It fits a roll of bags, and can easily tear a new one whenever you need. The tiny dog even has a little collar with a bow!

Whenever my dog and I get back from a walk, as soon as we enter the apartment, she knows to sit and get her paws wiped. These hypoallergenic wipes from Floof are great for her paws, and can also clean her face and body. If your dog struggles with dry paws, the soothing cream also helps moisturize—especially key in winter.

I am a longtime fan of MZ Wallace’s quilted totes, and their dog carrier similarly does not disappoint. As a note: It’s better for smaller dogs (but I’m not sure bigger dogs even fit in any carrier…).

Especially as your beloved pup gets older, caring for their joints is super important. This new dog bed from Buffy is super comfortable—and even comes with a pillow for extra support. Another key: The cover is machine washable.

These gold and diamond studs from Sydney Evan make the perfect gift for those who want to subtly display their love for dogs.

Your dog either loves to be cuddled up in a blanket or literally cannot have anything touching their body when they sleep—there’s no in between. If your dog is the former, this tartan Barbour blanket, lined with sherpa, is a lovely gift.

This car seat, designed for dogs, loops onto the back headrest and comes with a secure attachment for their harness.”This pet car seat is so helpful for keeping my dog comfortable and stationary on long drives,” one Amazon reviewer writes. (There’s a bigger one for your larger dogs as well.)

P.J. Salvage’s pajamas are some of the comfiest I’ve ever worn, and this collaboration with Love Leo Rescue, a Los Angeles based animal rescue, supports their mission. The print features adorable pups playing games—and you can even get a matching bandana for your dog.

Ouai isn’t just for your hair—your pup also deserves high-quality shampoo. The brand describes Fur Bébé as “the ulti-mutt pet shampoo for hydrating, cleansing, and adding shine to your BFF’s coat.”

My dog’s favorite treats, hands down, are the soft treats from Bocce’s Bakery. The brand uses real ingredients, and are only 14 calories per treat (for those dogs on a diet). Her favorite ones are these beef & cheddar flavored ones, or the berries & cream ones. Trust me: Your dog will be obsessed.

If your dog is okay with you dressing them up, I know they will look absolutely adorable in this argyle knit from Little Beast and Lisa Says Gah’s collection.

If your winter consists of finding the best skiing—and the best aprés skiing—add a little whimsy to your home with these coasters, featuring winter-ready dogs.

For the more active dog—or even for the dog whose daily activity is walking down the street and back home—this Ruffwear harness is great. I’ve had the same one for my dog for years, and there’s no signs of wear and tear. Your leash can either clip on the back or the chest, and it’s comfortable and lightweight.

A customizable gift is always super thoughtful, and there’s so much to love about Mark & Graham’s “Bark & Graham” collection, which features customizable leashes, collars, sweaters, beds, and so much more for your dog. But I particularly have my eyes on this treat jar to store my dog’s favorites in.

If you adopted your furry friend and want to know their background, Embark’s dog DNA test screens for genetic health conditions and test for over 350 dog breeds using a platform developed in partnership with Cornell University of Veterinary Medicine.

Who says dog tags have to be boring? This heart-shaped tag from Mejuri can be engraved with your pet’s key details (a name up to 10 characters, and a phone number up to 15 characters).

T&C’s Adam Rathe’s highly strung pups won’t go to bed unless they’ve had these calming chews from WagWell. The treats—which are made of chamomile flowers, among other plant-based ingredients—are the perfect gift for anxious dogs.