People don’t just “like” their pets, they love them. So there is very little as lovely as when people consider that when it comes to gift-giving. Its all about pet gifts!
It might be the giving of gifts for a reason – like Christmas or birthdays, or it might be the giving of gifts just because you want to.
Whatever it is, you would do well to do something that includes them and their pet. If you are terrible at DIY, worry not, you can find excellent pet art opinions online.
Toys
Dogs and cats love to play, so giving them something to play with that is eco-friendly and homemade is a double whammy. Cats love to play with quick-moving, feathery toys. If you are on a budget or want to create something super simple, then think cork!
You could, of course, collect all of the cork needed yourself, but that might be a bottle of wine too many.
Thread 5 corks onto thick thread. This requires a long needle! Then, using a bag of feathers (a range of sizes works best) without dye, put the feather points into random corks. If caught, it bounces, rolls, and sways. Bells are optional.
Dogs might need something a little firmer. Use old t-shirts and plait them together, they become a pretty tough pulling rope. Speaking of rope, it’s super tough, and you can turn it into a tremendous-sized ball to play with.
Snacks
Every pet owner knows when they are sitting snacking their dog will be somewhere in the vicinity desperate to get their mouths around the tasty morsels.
So creating a treat that your human friend can share with their dog friend safely is a bit lovely.
Sweet potato cut into strips and baked for a while in the oven is going to be ideal. They are sweet, not unhealthy, and they don’t need any seasoning at all. There are other options for homemade dog treats too.
For cats, you can make tuna biscuit snacks. Combine tuna, an egg, and some whole wheat flour. Roll out the mixture, and then cut out little shapes.
Bake them for about 20 minutes, and you will have an enormous box of homemade snacks!
Food Bin
Not everyone loves to have plastic bags of cat or dog food hanging around in their cupboard. You can create something unique by picking up a plain metal food bin and some metal paint. Pick a colour scheme that works with your friend’s decor.
Having a different colored lid is a really cool touch. You can then stencil on the name of the pet, and go the extra mile and fill it up with food.
When it comes to people who love their pets, you can take that into consideration when you buy gifts to get them something that is going to be used, is very thoughtful, and they will both appreciate it.
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