It's a near-universal truth that dogs are the best — or at least, that's what any dog-lover will tell you. Whether you've had a pup for a few months [1] or a few years, you know how quickly they can become indispensable members of your family — and even more, just how special the memories you create with them really are.
There are so many cute ways to commemorate a person's bond with their dog, whether it be with a personalized piece of jewelry or a unique photo frame. Now's the perfect time to curate a gift guide for the dog-lover in your life, especially if you're shopping for the perfect gift ahead of someone's birthday or a holiday.
Ahead, we rounded up the best gifts for dog-lovers, with products that range from dog beds [2] and treat dispensers to customizable collars and cool DNA tests so that you can learn more about your pup's lineage. Furry friends make for the most trusted companions, and all of these gifts provide a great way to show the world just how much we love them.
The Best Gifts For Dog-Lovers
- Basically guarantees adorable pet selfies with treats after: [2] Kikkerland Dog Treat Selfie Clip [3] at $7
- Every pet parent can relate: [3] "I Work Hard So My Dog Can Have a Better Life" Mug [4] at $14
- Healthy food both the dog and dog parent can feel good about: [4] Kismet Salmon & Rice Dry Dog Food For Sensitive Stomachs & Skin [5] at $40, originally $50
- For pet and wine lovers: [5] Primitives By Kathy Dog Sip Wine Glass [6] at $17, originally $20
- Keeps them entertained with a surprise treat inside: [6] Found My Animal Fromage Enrichment Dog Snuffle Toy [7] at $18
- Perfect for hikes or long walks: [7] MalsiPree Dog Water Bottle [8] at $28
- Equal parts sentimental and stylish: [8] Custom Paw-Print Ring [9] at $29, originally $39
- A unique gift any dog parent would treasure: [9] Uncommon Goods Dog Face Pillow [10] at $38
- Turns a dog bath into a spa day: [10] Aesop Animal Wash [11] at $50
- So they can keep an eye on their fur baby from afar: [11] Furbo Dog Camera [12] at $54, originally $184
- A dog bed that actually looks good in their space: [12] LayloPets Elegant Dog Bed [13] at $59
- To get to know their pets on an even deeper level: [13] Basepaws Breed + Health Baseline for Dogs [14] at $90, originally $149
Kikkerland Dog Treat Selfie Clip [15] ($7)
With this funny treat selfie clip, your friend will never have to worry about hassling their dog for a cute picture again. The clip-on product attaches seamlessly to a smart phone and sits just above the camera, so they'll be able to take endlessly cute pics of their pup and even treat them for their good behavior afterwards.
"I Work Hard So My Dog Can Have a Better Life" Mug [16] ($14)
If there's a new pet parent in your life, gift them this funny mug. Having pets can feel like a full-time job within itself and this quirky kitchen product depicts that labor of love perfectly.
Kismet Salmon & Rice Dry Dog Food For Sensitive Stomachs & Skin [17] ($40, originally $50)
One thing every dog parent always needs more of: dog food. Gift them Kismet's Salmon & Brown Rice Recipe for a present their pup will actually enjoy. Made with real salmon as the first ingredient, prebiotics and probiotics, and tasty freeze-dried Nugs, it's a gift both dog and dog parent can feel good about.
Primitives By Kathy Dog Sip Wine Glass [18] ($17, originally $20)
This sweet wine glass speaks to us on a real level. The product makes for a great gift, especially if you're looking to get something unexpected for any upcoming gift exchanges or birthdays. It's perfect for the dog parent and wine lover.
Found My Animal Fromage Enrichment Dog Snuffle Toy [19] ($18)
This isn't your average dog toy — in fact, it's way more thoughtful. Not only will the cheese-shaped plushie provide hours of endless entertainment for their pup, but they can hide treats inside that their fur baby can discover.
MalsiPree Dog Water Bottle [20] ($28)
This product is seriously genius. If your dog-loving friend enjoys taking their pup outdoors on hikes and long walks, then get them this dog water bottle to help keep their furry friends happy (and hydrated) while on the go.
Custom Paw-Print Ring [21] ($29, originally $39)
For something that's equal parts sentimental and stylish, get them this dainty paw-print ring. The accessory is customizable, so it's easy to make the piece unique. Plus, it's available to shop in several different metals, so you can get the style that's best suited to your recipient.
Uncommon Goods Dog Face Pillow [22] ($38)
BRB, just adding every one of these pillows to our digital shopping carts. In all seriousness, this dog face pillow doubles as a truly unique gift, and it's bound to make a funny addition to any home with its plush design and soft weave.
Aesop Animal Wash [23] ($50)
Your friend will probably be endlessly appreciative of this animal wash soap from Aesop. It will turn their dog's bath into a luxury spa experience, with a gentle formula that removes dirt and oil without stripping fur and skin of its natural moisture.
Furbo Dog Camera [24] ($54, originally $184)
Ever wondered what your pet gets up to when they're home alone? With this cool dog camera, you can find out exactly that and give them treats while you're away. The Furbo syncs up directly to your smartphone, so it's easy to monitor your pup's movements and reward them for being the best boy or girl from afar.
LayloPets Elegant Dog Bed [25] ($59)
This dog bed will be a great gift for dogs and decor-minded owners alike. While pet beds typically stick out like an eyesore in the home, this stylish product is designed to look more elevated, so it'll upgrade your home space rather than take anything away from it.
Basepaws Breed + Health Baseline for Dogs [26] ($90, originally $149)
If they've ever been curious to learn more about their dog's genetics or biological makeup, get them this cool DNA test kit. The advanced DNA test includes unique health insights and markers that'll help them get to know their pets on an even deeper level.
— Additional reporting by India Yaffe [27]
Kyley Warren [28] is an award-winning writer and editor with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She previously worked as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. Before joining PS, Kyley worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.
India Yaffe [29] was an associate editor on the Shopping team at PS for five years. She focused on curating the best fitness, fashion, beauty, and home products on the market for the PS audience.