Santa !!

Bailey101

My pair are getting a ball and tunnel set, a catnip massage centre, a play tower you hide treats in and a stocking each with treats and wee toys. They're going to have a great time playing in all that packaging

I found some prawns in the back of the freezer so they'll be getting a couple of those each at dinner and a bit of turkey if they're good

Xx

dizziblonde

Well we did just buy a nice DAB radio for the kitchen on the grounds it's for the dogs when we're out - so I guess that's their prezzie.

zaksmum

My two are getting doggy stockings, squeaky toys and a hide chewbone each, off me. They will get other stuff off other family members and neighbours too.

Piquant_2

Four new ping-pong balls. He loves to play football. Unfortunately, he's afraid of anything on a stick so the teasers are out. I may have wasted my money though....at the moment he's happily batting a walnut up and down the hall

sara_77

Kitty - Selection box, new laser thingy, play circuit, pole toy
Dog - Selection box, tennis balls, football, Dog teasers, lots of other treats
Bunnies - Stocking, popcorn sticks, a few random toys
Parrot - Treats, some new toys for the cage

Think there's more for the animals, than there is for the humans.

TeamLowe

going to pets at home to pick something up for him tomorrow so he has something for Christmas day, like he knows the difference, but also guns get a da Bird or catit maze x x

fannyadams

ours were de-fleaed and wormed :rotfl:
They have a box of gravy biscuit bones things (£1 box from Tesco) as a treat
plus I bought them a Wonky Chomp thing each to stop them tearing up the house when we go out next Saturday to the outlaw's house for xmyth dinner.
this is in addition to the rawhide chews and munchy rolls that they are regularly plied with.
They won't be getting GIVEN any human food as they have delicate constitutions and can only cope with dog food and dog treats/biscuits but I expect one/both of them to have robbed something over the festive period.

con1888

Logan has a new XL Stag bar, a squeaky rubber chicken and a rubber pull toy.

Frankie has some cat balls, whiskas treats and a feather on stick toy thing.

For dinner Logan is having chicken carcass with lots of meat still on and Frankie is having some tuna. They are more spoiled than us.

suzeesu2000

con1888 wrote: »

Logan has a new XL Stag bar, a squeaky rubber chicken and a rubber pull toy.

Frankie has some cat balls, whiskas treats and a feather on stick toy thing.

For dinner Logan is having chicken carcass with lots of meat still on and Frankie is having some tuna. They are more spoiled than us.

Don't want to be a killjoy and I am sure you already know this but... PLEASE be careful of giving Logan chicken carcass or chicken bones; we used to do this when we had our boy, Doberman/GSD cross, caused an obstruction when the bones got lodged in his colon, had to have surgery to clear obstruction poor old lad. Nearly lost him. we had him from 6weeks old and it was very hard to see him suffering, wouldn't want any animal to be in pain like that.

con1888

suzeesu2000 wrote: »

Don't want to be a killjoy and I am sure you already know this but... PLEASE be careful of giving Logan chicken carcass or chicken bones; we used to do this when we had our boy, Doberman/GSD cross, caused an obstruction when the bones got lodged in his colon, had to have surgery to clear obstruction poor old lad. Nearly lost him. we had him from 6weeks old and it was very hard to see him suffering, wouldn't want any animal to be in pain like that.

Thanks, he is fully raw fed and copes well, was wary at first though but he has been raw fed and eating them since 10 weeks old. We will still be around when he is eating just incase. Cooked bones are a definate no though.